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| The procession delegation of Hoan Kiem District’s officials and people. |
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| Delegates from Chau Khe Craft Village join the procession with great excitement and joy. |
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| The palanquin procession starts from Kim Ngan communal house and runs through the following streets, including Hang Bac - Hang Be - Hang Dau - Dinh Tien Hoang - Hang Khay - Le Thai To - Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square - Hang Dao - Hang Bac, and then returns to the Kim Ngan communal house. |
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| Young people participate in the festival with the aspiration of preserving the inherent cultural values and traditional crafts. |
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| With its large scale, this year's procession draws the participation of citizens of all ages, who all want to immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere. |
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| Traditional art performances are also performed during the procession. |
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| The procession introduces Dinh Cong and Dong Xam silver products, Dai Bai bronze, and Kieu Ky gold and silver. |
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| The skilful and beautiful dragon dance performance by the young people from the Dong Do Event Group. |
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| Foreign tourists are eager for this year’s festival. |
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| Residents and visitors admire the traditional cultural performances that are imbued with folk colours. |
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| The procession attracts a large number of people who are interested and immersed in the festive atmosphere. |
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| Hanoi’s Old Quarter streets are full of throbbing drums and colourful flags and flowers, creating a vibrant and bustling atmosphere. |
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| At 6pm on the same day, the delegations put offerings at Kim Ngan communal house, ending the traditional procession. |
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| During the festival, the products from craft villages will be introduced at Kim Ngan communal house, promoting the heritage values of craft villages, associated with craft streets. |
