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Hanoi street filled with early Mid-Autumn Festival spirit

Hanoi’s Hang Ma Street is already full of festive spirit despite nearly half a month until the Mid-Autumn Festival.

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Hang Ma Street is packed with people in the evenings. Families take their children out to experience the Mid-Autumn atmosphere.

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Hanoi’s recent mild and pleasant weather has created ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

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Lanterns and star-shaped lights of all sizes and designs, captivating visitors, cover stalls along Hang Ma Street.

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Many stalls are also decorated with eye-catching backdrops, providing visitors with an opportunity to take photos after shopping.

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Many people from neighbouring localities also travelled to Hang Ma Street to enjoy the Mid-Autumn atmosphere. Giang, from Me Linh Commune in Hanoi, said, “Even though our home is far away, my husband and I were determined to bring our child here. The street is so vibrant and bustling, with everyone laughing and chatting, creating a truly joyful festive atmosphere.”

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Children delighted in taking photos with the Monkey King character while their parents purchased traditional toys for them.

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According to Tran Thi Hong Tra, 19, from Tuyen Quang Province, she chose Hang Ma Street for its vibrant and festive atmosphere, as it always offers a special excitement during the Mid-Autumn Festival. The beautifully decorated stalls, filled with lanterns, drums, and masks, remind her of her childhood.

Source: Dtinews
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