‘Lantern streets’ in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City filled with weekend visitors as Mid-Autumn Festival nears
Many children and young people have been flocking to ‘lantern streets’ in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City over the weekend
Many children and young people have been flocking to ‘lantern streets’ in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City over the weekend
One of the most important customs during Vu Lan Festival is floating lanterns
It is planned that the street art show will be regularly organized every weekend
Colossal lanterns are brightly lit and put on special vehicles, which travel across streets in the area
Older visitors will be taken through a walk down the memory lane with a special collection of traditional toys rarely seen in today's time
Photos have surfaced online of lanterns floating on the waters off Lan Ha Bay in Hai Phong
Hundreds of the iconic lanterns from Hoi An will decorate streets in Wernigerode
Traditional Vietnamese lanterns are winning back trust from local consumers
Despite the different theories on its origin, the mid-autumn festival and its indispensable treat – mooncakes – have been well loved and practiced for several hundred years
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism late last week demanded that foreign-made lanterns be removed from traditional festivals and religious institutes in an attempt to stop the exotic products from tainting the Vietnamese identity