The Mid-Autumn Festival market in the Old Quarter is bustling at the end of the National Day holiday on September 2nd.

At 9:00 p.m. on September 3, the end of the National Day holiday on September 2, crowds of people flocked to Hang Ma Street (Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi ) to visit and check in at the Old Quarter Mid-Autumn Festival toy market.

With about 2 weeks left until the Mid-Autumn Festival, Hang Ma toy street has been dyed red with the brilliant colors of lanterns, star lanterns, and decorations. Thousands of people from all over have flocked here to visit and check in, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

Mostly families take their children shopping for toys.

At 9pm on September 3, Hang Ma Street was still packed, everyone was moving step by step to look at the goods, toys...

Many parents have to carry their children on their shoulders when moving to avoid getting lost.

Many tourists also come to Hang Ma Street on this occasion to join in the special festival atmosphere of Hanoi.

Hang Ma Street is famous for its traditional handicrafts, Mid-Autumn Festival toys...

The street is dyed red by the brilliant colors of lanterns, star lanterns and decorations.

Diverse toys to serve people's needs.

Traditional Mid-Autumn toys are sold alongside modern toys.

The Hang Ma Street Mid-Autumn Festival market usually starts on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month.

Le Phu/Tin Tuc Newspaper

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