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On the evening of October 30, thousands of residents and tourists flocked to Bui Vien Street in Ho Chi Minh City, transforming it into a vibrant and spooky hub with eerie costumes and Halloween cheer.
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Bui Vien Street came alive with color and noise on the evening of October 30 as thousands of people, both locals and foreign tourists, gathered in costume to celebrate Halloween.
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Since it was a weekday and the pedestrian street wasn’t officially closed off, vehicles still passed through, adding to the crowded, chaotic, yet festive atmosphere.

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Minh Tuan and Ly shared that they visit Bui Vien every year during Halloween because of its electric and colorful vibe. They captured countless moments to keep as memories and immerse themselves in the excitement of the celebration in the heart of the city.

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Young people dressed as zombies, ghosts, and iconic horror figures. Every year in late October, such scenes return to life in areas popular among foreign tourists who gather to eat, drink, and celebrate.
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Bars and shops lining the street were decorated with pumpkins, spider webs, skulls, and mummies, creating a spooky yet cheerful Halloween vibe.
Not only locals but also foreign tourists joined the crowd, snapping photos, dancing, and enjoying the lively, eerie energy of the night.
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A family from Binh Thanh Ward, led by Ms. My, dressed in witch hats and cloaks, and even brought their own lanterns to capture special photos during the Halloween festivities.
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A young child carrying a pumpkin-shaped basket in a ghostly outfit drew curious glances from passersby on Bui Vien Street.
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Halloween, held on the final night of October, follows All Saints’ Day (November 1) and All Souls’ Day (November 2) in Western tradition. The holiday is rooted in beliefs about the intersection of the living and the spirit world. It is also a time for people to get creative with costumes and decorations while enjoying the vibrant holiday spirit.

Nguyen Hue