As the festive season approaches, shopping malls in Hanoi are being transformed into winter wonderlands, adorned with sparkling, colorful lights that bring a joyful atmosphere to both residents and visitors.

With just three weeks left until Christmas, many of Hanoi’s shopping centers are already showcasing elaborate decorations and miniatures to attract holiday shoppers.

At the Lotte Shopping Center on Lieu Giai Street, Ba Dinh District, a giant Santa Claus and a European-style circus set the scene for the greeting season.
A Six-meter-high artificial Christmas tree adds to the festive display, brightening the space during the winter’s gray days.
Over at the Vincom Shopping Center on Tran Duy Hung Street, Cau Giay District, a grand Christmas tree stands proudly, surrounded by colorful lights that capture the spirit of the holiday.
Similarly, the Vincom Shopping Center on Pham Ngoc Thach Street, Dong Da District, features a delightful miniature display.
The Christmas tree’s vibrant lights draw visitors, creating a festive ambiance.
At Vincom Nguyen Chi Thanh Shopping Center, decorative miniatures are displayed on the main lobby’s glass walls, adding extra cheer to the season.
Trang Tien Plaza Shopping Center in Hoan Kiem District is equally festive, with pine trees, gift boxes, snow globes, and a dazzling LED light display that enhances the holiday atmosphere.
The Lotte Shopping Center in Tay Ho District also joins in the celebration with its beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
Meanwhile The Loop Shopping Center in Cau Giay District features a prominent wooden house that draws attention and invites photos.
These festive displays provide a joyful escape, allowing people to momentarily forget the daily grind.
For shopping centers, Christmas is not just a time to attract customers but also an opportunity to usher in the New Year with warmth and cheer.

By Jenna Duong – Duy Khanh

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