The three-day festival will kick off on November 21 evening with a special art programme, helping audiences immerse themselves into autumn atmosphere from old to modern times. 

A key highlight will be an autumn fair with 150 stalls to showcase products from craft villages, special seasonal dishes, and tourism products. It’s expected to attract thousands of domestic and foreign visitors seeking to explore, experience, and shop.

In particular, the festival will display themed check-in spots to re-enact Hanoi in autumn, and a Hanoi culinary delights area to introduce specialties of the capital city.

A photo exhibition will also capture the vibrant beauty of Hanoi in autumn through the lenses of photographers and city enthusiasts.

On November 23 at 8:30 a.m., an art performance on Tran Nhan Tong pedestrian street will introduce folk troupes from across the region, including Thanh Oai lion and dragon dances, Te Tieu puppetry, and Dan Phuong Cheo singing and dancing.

There will be street art performances, craft workshops, interactive music events, and photo tours to explore 8 typical destinations such as Ba Vi, Soc Son, Huong Son, Duong Lam, Bat Trang, and West Lake.

Launched in 2023, the Hanoi Autumn Festival has quickly become an annual attraction, drawing thousands of visitors each year.

Hanoi Autumn Festival attracts 50,000 visitors

The Hanoi Autumn Festival, which took place from September 19-22, attracted more than 50,000 visitors, showing the capital city’s enduring appeal in the eyes of tourists, especially in autumn - the most beautiful time of the year in Hanoi.