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Hang Ma Street in Hoan Kiem District is crowded with people visiting and shopping.
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Traditional craft toys, such as star lanterns and paper masks, are always popular.
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People come here to purchase goods and enjoy the mid-autumn atmosphere.
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A traditional five-fruit tray is displayed at a shop.
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Colourful to he (toy figurines made from glutinous rice powder) on the streets.
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Hanoi Old’s Quarter is a familiar destination for young people during the mid-autumn festival.
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Children are taken to Hang Ma Street to choose toys for mid-autumn festival.
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Children eager when they see colourful toys.
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Young people taking photos on Hang Ma Street
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The mid-Autumn Festival is very exciting with the bustling sound of drums on the streets.
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Despite social development and the trends of globalisation, Vietnamese people have never forgotten the value of traditional festivals.
