Keyword: "Hanoi Autumn Festival"

The festival kicked off at the Tran Nhan Tong Pedestrian Street and Thong Nhat Park on November 21 evening, under the theme Hanoi Autumn – A Season of Memories.

The 2025 edition will feature around 150 booths by localities, travel companies, airlines, craft villages and artisans. Each display area will showcase distinctive products, attractive tour packages and diverse cultural and artistic activities.

Tourism revenue climbed to 108.22 trillion VND (4.1 billion USD), a year-on-year increase of nearly 20%, reflecting the sector’s sustained recovery after years of pandemic impacts and global economic uncertainties.

Each event is a "touch" of memories as well as of love for Hanoi, helping to portray a capital that is both classic and youthful, deeply imbued with local identity while also open and integrated.

The autumn has come, bringing back memories of the historic August Revolution and National Day. National pride spreads through the hearts of millions of Vietnamese people both at home and abroad. In the capital city of Hanoi, the atmosphere has become even more vibrant as overseas Vietnamese from around the world gather.

The Hanoi Autumn Festival, which took place from September 19-22, attracted more than 50,000 visitors, showing the capital city’s enduring appeal in the eyes of tourists, especially in autumn - the most beautiful time of the year in Hanoi.

The second Hanoi Autumn Festival will be held in mid-September on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the capital city’s Liberation Day (October 10, 1954-2024), according to a plan announced by the municipal People’s Committee.

For many people, Hanoi is at its most charming in autumn, when the capital is dressed in graceful garb thanks to its nice weather, blue skies, golden sunlight, cool breezes, and falling yellow leaves. Autumn is the most suitable time for wandering around the capital’s beautiful streets, enjoying romantic moments.

The Hanoi Autumn Carnival took place in the pedestrian area around the Hoan Kiem Lake in downtown Hanoi on the morning of October 1 as part of the ongoing Hanoi Autumn Festival.

The Hanoi Autumn Festival is held for the first time from September 29 to October 1, aiming to promote the capital city’s destinations and tourism products.

The Hanoi Autumn Festival, the first of its kind, was held to promote the city’s tourism sites and products and attract travelers to the capital.

The Hanoi Autumn Festival will be held for the first time, aiming to promote the capital city’s destinations and tourism products and attract travelers to the locality.

Hanoi has unveiled a plan to host the Hanoi Autumn Festival during September, featuring a plethora of exciting activities, aimed at enhancing tourism during a season that showcases the distinct characteristics of Vietnam’s capital city. Many people have developed a soft spot for Hanoi, especially during the autumn season.