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Lost Mid-Autumn Festival toys fetch millions of dong, attracting customers.
Traditional Vietnamese clay figurines – toys made from rice flour – are unexpectedly becoming a sought-after product for customers this Mid-Autumn Festival.
With Tet decorations adorning every street, Hanoi's Old Quarter is ablaze with the colors of spring.
These days, Hang Ma Street (Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi) is ablaze with the colors of the Lunar New Year 2025 as the market for decorative items is extremely vibrant.
Flying thousands of kilometers to Hanoi to enjoy the cold weather and celebrate Christmas early.
To enjoy the cold weather of the North, Ngan (29 years old, from Ho Chi Minh City) flew thousands of kilometers to Hanoi, where she was at the Grand Cathedral to take photos and experience the early Christmas atmosphere.
Hanoi's young people dress up for an early Christmas 'check-in' on Hang Ma Street.
Although Christmas is still more than two weeks away, many young people in Hanoi are flocking to Hang Ma Street to check in and enjoy the festive atmosphere early.
Despite being filled with designer goods, the streets selling votive paper in Hanoi remain deserted.
As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, Hang Ma Street in Hanoi, specializing in the sale of votive paper offerings, remains sparsely populated with shoppers, despite the abundance of high-quality items already displayed.
Heavy rain on the Mid-Autumn Festival night caused vendors on Hang Ma Street to scramble to pack up their goods.
Heavy rain on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival cast a gloomy atmosphere over Hang Ma Street, disappointing vendors and prompting residents to scramble for shelter.
A variety of villas with swimming pools, luxury cars, and paper offerings are being prepared to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival in the seventh lunar month.
Paper replicas of villas with swimming pools, luxury cars, and jewelry are ready to welcome buyers for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival (the 7th lunar month).
Hang Ma Street is vibrant with activity ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival, overflowing with young people checking in.
Although the Mid-Autumn Festival is still more than a month away, businesses on Hang Ma Street have already decorated brightly, attracting young people in Hanoi to come and have fun and take photos this weekend.
Hanoi's roads were gridlocked with no way out on Christmas Eve.
Hanoi residents flocked to pedestrian areas around Ho Guom Lake, the Grand Cathedral, Hang Ma Street, and other locations to celebrate Christmas, causing prolonged traffic congestion on many roads.
Villages selling votive paper goods export thousands of cars, motorbikes, and houses during the Vu Lan festival.
During the Vu Lan season, Song Ho paper-making village (Thuan Thanh, Bac Ninh) sells thousands of paper-made cars, motorbikes, houses, and other items such as clothes and household goods every day.
The famous paper effigy villages in Bac Ninh are bustling with preparations for the Tet Ong Cong, Ong Tao (Kitchen God) festival.
As the Tet Ong Cong Ong Tao (Kitchen God) festival approaches, the people of Song Ho paper craft village (Bac Ninh province) are bustling and racing against time to complete the final orders.
Photo: Hang Ma Street is brightly decorated, and people in Hanoi are bustling to buy Tet decorations.
Before the Kitchen God Festival and Lunar New Year, Hang Ma Street in Hanoi begins to be beautifully decorated with vibrant red colors, attracting many shoppers.
Hanoi: The bustling Hang Ma shopping street is deserted ahead of Christmas.
With only a few days left until Christmas, Hang Ma Street in Hanoi is noticeably quieter than usual due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A 12 million VND Christmas tree on Hanoi's Christmas toy street.
Besides hundreds of Christmas toys of all sizes, a 3-meter-tall Christmas tree priced at 12 million VND has appeared on Hang Ma Street.
To block tourists from posting photos online, Hanoi vendors charge a fee for taking photos during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Many shop owners believe that young people taking photos while checking in both negatively impacts business and causes congestion, so they have to put up signs prohibiting photography.
Photo: With few customers, vendors selling votive offerings in Ho Chi Minh City are dismayed during the Ghost Month.
Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, for the first time in history, Ho Chi Minh City's largest market for votive offerings is deserted like this year, leaving vendors disheartened by the lack of customers.
Bac Ninh: Dong Ho painting village bustling during the Vu Lan festival.
During the Vu Lan season, Dong Ho painting village, the largest producer of votive paper offerings in the country, bustles with activity as gifts for the deceased, featuring all kinds of houses, villas, luxury cars, and more.
The market for votive offerings during the 7th lunar month: Houses, cars, and washing machines are selling poorly.
This year, due to the impact of COVID-19, many people are tightening their belts by limiting the purchase of expensive paper offerings such as houses, cars, and other effigies, opting instead for simpler items.
Video shows street vendor having oranges confiscated one by one: Ward leader explains the situation.
The Chairman of the People's Committee of Hang Ma Ward (Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi) said that the woman selling fruit on the street had been warned many times but continued to re-offend, so the ward police were forced to confiscate her goods as a warning.
Video of street vendor having oranges confiscated one by one goes viral online: Police chief of the ward speaks out.
The head of the Hang Ma Ward Police (Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi) has spoken out regarding the incident where a street vendor had her oranges confiscated by the police, which has caused a stir on social media.
Despite the Mid-Autumn Festival street turning into a garbage dump, Hanoi's youth are still enthusiastically taking selfies.
Despite the piles of trash on Hang Ma and Hang Luoc streets in Hanoi on the night before the Mid-Autumn Festival, young people were still eagerly searching for photo spots to capture memories.
Quang Ha went to Hang Ma Street to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival early and was surrounded by fans.
Singer Quang Hà was delighted to be welcomed by fans as he went to Hang Ma Street to enjoy the atmosphere of the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival.
The eerie cliff - where hundreds of giant coffins lie, a place no one dares to approach.
Many people got lost in the mountains and returned home completely disoriented and confused, so for decades, the Muong and Thai people haven't dared to go near that cave again.
The journey to unravel the mysteries of the coffins hidden in the mountaintop caves.
The western part of Thanh Hoa province is full of mysteries, and the hidden coffins in caves perched on steep cliffs pose a challenge to archaeologists.
The mystery of 'Ghost Cave' where giant fish reside in western Thanh Hoa.
These "sacred fish" prefer clear water, so they've been living there for hundreds of years. As a result, they're all pitch black, as big as house pillars, and move sluggishly in the cave, a truly terrifying sight.
Hang Ma Street is ablaze with red in the days leading up to Tet.
Leading up to the Kitchen God Festival and Lunar New Year, Hang Ma Street in Hanoi is overflowing with the red hues of lanterns, decorative flowers, and votive offerings for incense burning.
Gucci releases a paper version for the deceased?
A wide range of counterfeit Gucci paper products are being sold in shops selling paper offerings in Hong Kong (China).
iPad 4G and designer clothes made of "paper offerings" attract customers during Thanh Minh festival.
As the Qingming Festival approaches, paper offerings such as smartphones, beautiful houses, and designer clothes are the most popular choices.
Hanoi residents are searching for the Kitchen God and stuffed carp.
Besides traditional votive offerings, this year, pairs of Ông Công and Ông Táo (Kitchen Gods), and stuffed carp with whimsical shapes and vibrant colors are also in high demand.
Major fire in Hanoi's Old Quarter
A major fire in Hanoi's Old Quarter caused many residents to panic and flee.
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