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HCMC – Luong Nhu Hoc Street in Cho Lon Ward, HCMC has turned into a festive hotspot as the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, drawing thousands of visitors each night.
Stretching nearly 200 meters, the street dazzles with a mix of traditional and modern lanterns. Star-shaped lanterns, carps, and jade rabbits evoke childhood memories, while colorful LED designs add a contemporary touch.
Families bring their children to enjoy the atmosphere, young people flock here for photos, and foreign tourists capture the vibrant scenes.
With a history of more than 50 years tied to the Chinese community in Cho Lon, Luong Nhu Hoc has become a must-visit destination every Mid-Autumn season. Prices range from just a few dozen thousand dong for simple paper lanterns to several hundred thousand dong for elaborate or LED-lit models.
Beyond commerce, the lantern street is a cultural showcase. Adults reconnect with childhood traditions, children delight in playful designs, and visitors immerse themselves in a festival vibe.
Despite the rain, people flock to the lantern street to shop and enjoy the festive mood. For over 50 years, Luong Nhu Hoc has been a cultural landmark during Mid-AutumnCrowds, including foreign tourists, stroll through the busy street filled with lantern shopsTourists watch an artisan shape tò he, a type of Vietnamese folk toy for children made from glutinous rice powder. Alongside lanterns, these folk crafts add to the festive charm of Mid-Autumn in HCMCAn artisan shapes tò hePeople gather under rows of glowing lanterns and take photos of the red lanternsTraditional paper lanterns glow with warm light, featuring classic Mid-Autumn designs and charactersVisitors take a selfie under colorful lantern lights on Luong Nhu Hoc Street. The lantern street in HCMC has become a popular spot for families and young people ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival A phone captures the glowing rows of lanterns at Luong Nhu Hoc StreetLanterns in various shapes and colors are displayed for saleA vendor shows a colorful handheld toy to customersA man holds his son inside a brightly lit shop on Luong Nhu Hoc Street. The street market is a major draw for families and children ahead of the Mid-Autumn FestivalA young girl looks up at her mother amidst the countless colorful toys and lanterns available at the bustling marketA young girl examines the traditional star-shaped lanterns
