Over 30,000 visitors attended the 2025 Traditional Craft Village Food and Tourism Festival.

(CLO) After three days of organization from December 11-14, the Hanoi Traditional Craft Village and Street Food and Tourism Festival 2025 attracted more than 30,000 visitors for sightseeing and shopping.

This year's festival is taking place at the Tay Ho Creative Cultural Space (Trinh Cong Son pedestrian street, Tay Ho ward, Hanoi), organized by the Department of Tourism in coordination with the Tay Ho Ward People's Committee.

With the theme "Hundreds of exquisite crafts, thousands of flavors spreading," the Hanoi Traditional Craft Village and Street Food and Tourism Festival 2025 will be a vibrant event with many diverse activities, contributing to tourism promotion, honoring and promoting the value of traditional craft villages associated with modern innovation, and promoting tourist destinations, products, and the culinary essence of the capital city.

The 2025 Traditional Craft Village Food and Tourism Festival attracted a large number of locals and tourists.

At the closing ceremony, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Tourism Nguyen Tran Quang emphasized that the festival is a concrete activity to realize the orientation of developing tourism in the capital city into a key economic sector, while preserving and spreading culinary heritage and traditional crafts in the context of innovation, digital transformation, and sustainable development.

The event also creates a space to connect heritage with contemporary life, artisans with the market, craft villages with experiential tourism, and Hanoi with domestic and international tourists.

The diverse range of stalls and handicraft products from traditional craft villages in Hanoi allows people to visit and shop.

The festival, held on an area of ​​approximately 5,000 m², is inspired by Hanoi's old streets and ancient houses, and comprises three main spaces: "Traditional Craft Villages Telling Stories of the Past and Present," showcasing typical traditional craft villages; "The Enduring Flavors of the Past," honoring the essence of Hanoi's cuisine; and "Strolling Through Hanoi," promoting the capital's iconic tourist attractions.

The event brought together 10 typical craft villages and streets, nearly 30 artisans and skilled craftsmen, along with tourism and culinary businesses, featuring various activities such as exhibitions, demonstrations of traditional crafts, culinary experiences, and promotion of OCOP products. After 3 days, the festival attracted more than 30,000 visitors, including a large number of international tourists. At the closing ceremony, the organizing committee presented certificates and expressed gratitude to the participating units.

Products made of rattan and bamboo are displayed at a booth on Trinh Cong Son pedestrian street, Tay Ho ward, Hanoi.

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