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On display across 30 booths at the event are various products made from leaves friendly to the environment.
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Traditional food is wrapped up in leaves.
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Visitors have the chance to experience activities such as drawing pictures on Ao Dai (long dress), tying toys using coconut leaves, and wrapping cakes by leaves.
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Young people try creating art products using leaves.
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Artisan Bui Van Tuan from Cai Rang floating market meticulously ties each toy using small leaves.
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An array of unique products, including bags, fans, and conical hats made from lotus leaves are put on show.
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Children are eager to create pictures which use leaves as essential items.
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Models perform in leaf outfits designed by students during the festival.
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