Autumn returns to the city.

Modern life is full of busyness and worries. Understanding the longing for the moonlit nights of the past, the "Autumn Memories Return to the City" event series will take place throughout the 2023 moon season at Ngon Garden restaurant, 70 Nguyen Du Street, Hai Ba Trung District, Hanoi .

For the first and only time in Vietnam, the record for the longest lantern street, featuring 100% Made in Vietnam products, has been set at this familiar culinary spot in Hanoi.

Over the four days of the event (September 23-24 and 28-29), the program will bring surprises to diners. Mid-Autumn Festival is not only a children's festival, but also a place where many can connect with memories. Toys that are nearly a hundred years old. Traditional Mid-Autumn Festival markets. Heritage of clay figurines recreated through the skillful hands of artisans.

Photobooths, designed specifically for families, will transport you back in time. A framed family photo from old Hanoi will be proudly displayed in a modern Hanoi setting. Lantern processions will take place along streets illuminated with shimmering, magical lanterns. Cute gifts from the characters of Cuoi and Hang will also be offered… All of this will be prepared to evoke simple, heartwarming emotions in diners.

"Autumn of Yesteryear Returns to the City" is also a place to rediscover the cherished memories of parents and grandparents. It brings to life stories that children and grandchildren only hear from their elders each year. A younger generation will better understand traditional Mid-Autumn Festival, and then cherish and preserve it.

After a series of fun activities, sightseeing, and experiences, a feast with exquisite cuisine will be the perfect key to closing the box of cherished memories.

THAO ANH

Source: http://www.baovanhoa.vn/am-thuc/artmid/2071/articleid/69180/thu-xua-ve-trong-pho