Festivals

This September, both foreign tourists and locals in Hanoi will have the opportunity to fully experience the lively, German-inspired festival atmosphere.

A variety of Hanoi mooncakes will be a delight for children and adults as the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches.

This little street in Hanoi's Old Quarter hosts a colorful display every Mid-Autumn Festival, attracting young people for "check-in" pictures.

This annual cultural event promises to offfer a memorable autumn experience for visitors to Hanoi.

The Culture for Peace Festival will be held for the first time in Hanoi to commemorate the city's major events.

These days, the streets of Hanoi come alive with the addition of red flags, banners, slogans, posters, and large panels in celebration of Vietnam's upcoming Independence Day.

The pedestrian zone around Hoan Kiem Lake and attractions in the Old Quarter will be open to the public during the upcoming four-day national holiday.

This annual cultural event showcases Hanoi's distinctive gifts to tourists from around the world, while celebrating and preserving the city’s cultural heritage and traditional crafts.

The exhibition is expected to encourage education about Vietnamese culture and raise public awareness about the importance of protecting traditional cultural values.

From now until early October 2024, a series of ao dai-related activities will be held in response to the Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival 2024 and to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the capital's liberation.

The first ever Hanoi Lotus Festival 2024 kicked off last night to celebrate lotus farming and lotus products.

The festival features around 80-100 stalls showcasing products from ao dai designers and brands from the North, Central and South of Vietnam.

Various activities will be held to celebrate lotus farming and lotus products at the first major event of its kind in the city.

Various activities will be held, including a forum on tourism promotion and cultural cooperation between Vietnam and South Korea.

This year's event, themed "Hanoi in 12 flower seasons", will showcase Hanoi's rich cultural heritage and unique cuisine.

Since the time of transition from spring to summer has come with a climate conducive to the proliferation of insects and diseases, it is significant to hold Tet Doan Ngo to help people stay healthy.