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Early morning is the golden time for young people to freely take photos next to the colorful booths. Although quite crowded, the morning space is still much more airy compared to the hustle and bustle of the evening. The highlight is the traditional ao dai and ao yem of many young people, capturing modern and nostalgic frames.
Hang Ma Street (Hoan Kiem Ward, Hanoi) is filled with brilliant colors with thousands of traditional lanterns hanging along the street.
Young people can freely choose a "virtual living" corner without having to jostle with the crowded crowd.
The bustling atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival has turned Hang Ma Street into a vibrant intersection of “tradition and modernity”. The natural light of the morning is a “powerful assistant”, highlighting the colors of star lanterns, carp lanterns, papier-mâché masks... and the sophisticated patterns on each handmade product. Every street corner and every stall becomes an ideal setting for photos with natural light, realistic and vivid colors.
Traditional papier-mâché masks in the shape of a lion or unicorn head are renewed with many eye-catching colors.
Early morning is also the ideal time for tourists to comfortably visit, stroll around and capture beautiful moments. Different from the hustle and bustle of the evening, the bustling atmosphere of the morning has its own nuances. It is the chirping laughter, hurried footsteps looking for photo angles and eager sparkling eyes. Many families also choose this time to bring their children to play, enjoy the vibrant but still comfortable and pleasant festival atmosphere.
A group of children were very excited to hold the small, pretty lanterns and enjoy the space with colorful products. Teacher Minh Thuy, a teacher at American School Kindergarten, shared: "The school organized this trip so that the children could both visit and immerse themselves in the Mid-Autumn Festival atmosphere. Even though they were young, the children were very excited to hold the lanterns, observe the colorful colors and participate in games with their friends."
Tourists captured images of Hang Ma Street filled with vibrant colors.
Families bring their children to the city to visit and take "check-in" photos.
Many young people take advantage of natural morning light to capture beautiful moments.
Many groups of young people enjoy taking advantage of every bit of light to take photos, choosing creative angles, from golden carp lanterns, bright red star lanterns to colorful papier-mâché masks.
Gold, green and red carp lanterns are displayed alternately with other Mid-Autumn Festival lanterns, creating a vibrant and colorful festival space.
The bustling, cheerful atmosphere in the early morning makes check-in moments more intimate. This is also the ideal time for young people to comfortably admire each item, take photos, and record details without being caught up in the jostling crowd. Although not as crowded as in the evening, Hang Ma Street is still colorful and vibrant with groups of young people visiting every day, creating a feeling that is both private and energetic. Not only a place to take photos, the street also opens up a visual experience of culture, crafts and the traditional festival atmosphere.
The combination of light, color and rhythm of the old town makes each morning on Hang Ma street create lively, colorful and emotional moments.
Hang Ma Street is not only a shopping place but also a cultural destination, preserving childhood memories for many generations.
Every street corner and every stall brings a feeling of both liveliness and intimacy, recreating the traditional and modern atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
