Celebrating Halloween around the World. While we’re scrambling to find the craziest costumes and wildest parties, how do other countries celebrate their darkest day of the year?

Celebrating Halloween around the World

While we’re scrambling to find the craziest costumes and wildest parties, how do other countries celebrate their darkest day of the year?

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Bungalow  Bungalow  on 26 Oct '17

Philippines: Pangaluluwa

Participants roam the streets dressed in ghastly and ghoulish costumes as lost souls stuck in purgatory while children pass from house to house offering songs in exchange for sweets, representing the prayers that guide them to heaven.

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Children dressed in their costumes in celebration of Pangaluluwa in the Philippines (photo credit: www.raya.edu.ph)


Latin America: Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) 

Families construct special altars dedicated to the deceased while their graves are decorated with flowers, candles and mementos. Relatives gather at cemeteries to picnic and reminisce, often accompanied by tequila and a mariachi band.

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Special altars constructed to commemorate the deceased during Día de los Muertos in Mexico (photo credit: www.dailytrojan.com)


North America: Halloween

Lavish costumes, jack-o’-lantern carving and neighbourhood trick-or-treating are standard for the USA and Canada, where some of the most elaborate celebrations take place, with preparations starting weeks beforehand.


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Party with us this Halloween on 27, 28 and 31 October at AMAZAKE, Bungalow or LEVELS


But are you ready for Halloween Hong Kong style? Vamp it up this long weekend with a wicked all-you-can-drink deal (only $350!) at AMAZAKE – then party it up at this year’s Insiduous-themed bash at popular nightspot LEVELS and Bungalow’s House of Tricks & Treats!

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