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The Hanoi Autumn Festival 2024 was held on the Hoan Kiem Lake pedestrian street during the tranquil autumn days of Hanoi, with light drizzles of rain – the most beautiful time of year, reflecting the vibrant life of Hanoi and creating a lively and joyful atmosphere throughout the pedestrian street, resulting in a unique and memorable cultural experience. Hanoi quickly regained its usual dynamism after the stormy days, and the event affirmed the strong vitality of the capital city.
Hanoi's autumn tourism promotion activities are diverse and comprehensive, focusing on introducing characteristic tourism products, supporting businesses in developing new tours and routes, while ensuring quality and safety for tourists, contributing to the development of Hanoi's tourism.
At the festival, visitors have the opportunity to experience diverse spaces and models showcasing Hanoi's historical relics; activities such as painting "Hanoi in My Eyes," a mass performance "Radiant Autumn Colors," art performances "Echoes of Heritage," a traditional market space "Hanoi's Flavors and Colors," a fashion show, and countless other attractive activities throughout the festival. The festival is not just an entertainment event but also an opportunity for visitors to explore Hanoi in a deeper way, rekindling their love for this land of a thousand years of culture.
With models recreating the "Hanoi Flagpole," "Hang Co Railway Station," "O Quan Chuong Gate," and the dazzling "Garden of Lights," the Hanoi Autumn Festival offered visitors a diverse journey of discovery in Hanoi. From historical landmarks to familiar street corners, everything was vividly recreated, helping visitors better understand the culture and people of Hanoi.
Hanoi Flagpole model
Grassland Station Model
O Quan Chuong model
Foreign tourists enjoy taking photos with the model.
The 3D exhibition "Oh, fellow citizens of the capital!" recreates the glorious day of liberation.
The tourism promotion space is inspired by images of old streets and trading shops, giving visitors a familiar feeling of Hanoi's historical landscape. It also serves as a way to tell a story about the history, culture, and people of this ancient land.
The model of Hanoi's streets and neighborhoods extends to the very end of the street.
Old trading shop
The festival, showcasing the crafting skills of artisans and skilled craftsmen, and exhibiting typical Hanoi craft village products, is held in the Octagonal House area. Here, representative values of Hanoi's craft villages are displayed, such as: Giang Cao ceramics, Ha Thai lacquerware, Ngu Xa bronze casting; Phu Vinh rattan and bamboo weaving; Ngu Xa bronze casting; Chau Khe jewelry; Kieu Ky gold leaf; Quoc Oai wood carving; and Van Phuc silk from Ha Dong.
The Hanoi Tourism Association's booth showcased characteristic products from Hanoi's craft villages, such as My Duc cotton towels, unique tire sandals from the "King of Tire Sandals," horn handicrafts from the "Mười Sử Horn" village, and traditional clay figurines by artisan Đặng Văn Hậu,...
Tourists can directly participate in the process of creating traditional handicrafts.
Amidst the bustling atmosphere of the Autumn Festival, Ms. Tran Le Mai Hoa (34 years old) couldn't help but feel nostalgic as she explored the old streets of Hanoi through the unique cultural spaces. Ms. Hoa shared: "Although the weather was unusual this year, I was very excited to participate in the Hanoi Autumn Festival this year. The festival is an opportunity for me to learn more about the culture and history of Hanoi. I was very impressed with the booths displaying traditional crafts and models recreating old Hanoi. In addition, I also visited several booths displaying characteristic products of each region, and I really enjoyed tasting traditional Hanoi dishes at the Festival. Especially sticky rice flakes and preserved fruits, which are indispensable treats in Hanoi's autumn."
The "Flavors of Hanoi" food promotion space is inspired by the model of old rural markets, with images of tiled roofs and brick walls, evoking the atmosphere of a bustling market, filled with the sounds of vendors, laughter, and conversations of Hanoians from bygone years.
Traditional tò he (traditional Vietnamese figurines made from rice flour) products from Xuan La village, Phuong Duc commune, Phu Xuyen district, Hanoi.
The food market is like a miniature painting of Hanoi's cuisine. Here, visitors can enjoy famous specialties such as Uoc Le pork sausage, Vong village sticky rice cakes, Hang Than sticky rice cakes, Tay Ho lotus tea, and more. This is not only an opportunity to promote Hanoi's cuisine but also a chance for visitors to experience and explore the unique culinary culture of the capital city.
The Hanoi Autumn Festival 2024 is not just a simple festival, but also a significant event that makes a positive contribution to promoting the image of Hanoi, boosting tourism, and developing the economy. This event not only serves as a bridge connecting generations but also opens up new opportunities for cooperation in the fields of tourism and culture.
Let's take a look back at some images from the Hanoi Autumn Festival 2024 with Travellive:
Ideal photo spots have become "hot" destinations.
The Octagonal House features exquisite and elaborate decorations.
The artwork "Uncle Ho reading the Declaration of Independence" by bronze casting artist Nguyen Thanh Tuan.
Traditional products from the craft village are displayed on Le Trach Street.
Here, visitors can enjoy famous local specialties such as Uoc Le pork sausage, Vong village sticky rice flakes, Hang Than sticky rice cakes, and Tay Ho lotus tea...
A model of the Ước Lễ village gate is placed at the entrance to the "Hanoi Charm" space.
