Discover the crown jewel of the Autumn Fair 2025: the “Essence of Hanoi’s Autumn” ancient street. This meticulously recreated lane gathers dozens of master artisans, reviving the timeless spirit of Thang Long for visitors to experience.
Step into history as quaint stalls, arranged to mirror the iconic architecture of Hang Dao, Hang Gai, and Hang Thiec streets, transport you to Hanoi’s bygone era.
The rhythmic clatter of hammers, knives, and scissors harmonizes with festive melodies, creating a vibrant “craft street” ambiance at the heart of this year’s premier trade event.
“Crafting Chuong village conical hats has been my life for over 40 years, but showcasing our heritage on this grand stage is a first,” shared a Thanh Oai artisan, meticulously shaping hat brims with seasoned hands.
Beyond Chuong, the fair celebrates Hanoi’s rich tapestry, featuring artisans from renowned craft villages across the region and beyond.
Elegant Chang Son paper fans, masterpieces of patience and precision.
Bat Trang ceramics: where clay meets creativity, producing timeless treasures.
Phu Vinh’s rattan and bamboo crafts: sustainable artistry woven into everyday elegance.
More than a marketplace, the Autumn Fair is a cultural nexus where commerce, tourism, and tradition intertwine, offering experiences that resonate far beyond the stalls.
Explore five distinct zones: Vietnam’s autumnal allure, Hanoi’s seasonal highlights, family-friendly activities, cultural heritage showcases, and a bustling industry-commerce hub. Plus, indulge in a food zone featuring 34 regional specialties.
Running until November 4, the inaugural Autumn Fair 2025 invites locals and travelers alike to immerse themselves in Vietnam’s cultural mosaic, shop unique crafts, and savor the nation’s diverse flavors.

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