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THE HANOI TIMES — In a bid to safeguard public health and curb violations during the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Hanoi People’s Committee has launched an intensified inspection and awareness campaign. Spanning from August 15 to October 10, the initiative targets mooncakes, confectionery, and related food products across the city. Authorities aim to swiftly detect, prevent, […]
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Unveiling a first-of-its-kind cultural gem, Vietnam’s inaugural museum celebrating the artistry of unicorn, lion, and dragon dances will officially debut on October 6 at Hoi An Station 2, nestled within the renowned Sun World Ba Na Hills tourist complex in Da Nang. This groundbreaking announcement was made by Nguyen Lam An, Director of the complex, marking a significant addition to the region’s cultural landscape.
For over five decades, Master Artisan Nguyen Thi Tuyen and her family in Hau Ai village, Son Dong commune, Hanoi, have dedicated their lives to preserving the ancient tradition of crafting Mid-Autumn Festival toys. Today, they stand as the sole guardians of this timeless art in their community.
The Mid-Autumn Festival, a cherished celebration for Vietnamese children, is set to enchant Lyon, Paris, and Brittany this September and October. This vibrant event aims to showcase the rich tapestry of Vietnamese culture to French audiences while fostering unity among the Vietnamese diaspora.
Nestled in the rugged borderlands of northern Thanh Hoa province, the dedicated soldiers of Trung Ly Border Guard Station unite with the “Nuoi em Muung Lat” initiative—a grassroots effort offering meals and vital support to children in isolated regions. Together with the local youth union, they strive to bring warmth and joy to young hearts during the Mid-Autumn Festival, ensuring a brighter celebration for those in need.
As the Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 draws near, Hanoi’s iconic toy markets—Hang Ma Street, Hang Gai Street, and Dong Xuan Market—are alive with excitement. Traditional toys and festive decorations steal the spotlight, transforming these bustling hubs into a vibrant celebration of culture and craftsmanship.
A vibrant array of cultural events will illuminate Hanoi’s Old Quarter from September 25 to October 12, 2025, in celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival. This enchanting experience promises to captivate locals and visitors alike, weaving together the rich tapestry of tradition, artistic expression, and the warm embrace of community spirit.
Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam: A Celebration of Moon Cakes and Tradition In Vietnam, the Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival or the Reunion Holiday, holds a special place in the hearts of children. This enchanting celebration marks a time when youngsters eagerly anticipate the arrival of the festival, as it brings with it […]
THE HANOI TIMES—Amidst the vibrant, lantern-lit ambiance of the Mid-Autumn Festival 2025, where modern toys and digital distractions abound, artisan Dang Van Hau from Xuan La Village, Phu Xuyen Commune, Hanoi, quietly preserves a timeless joy. To many, *To he* is merely a folk toy. Yet, in Hau’s skilled hands, it transcends into a cultural […]