Conical hat street in Hanoi Old Quarter
Dao Duy Tu Street in the Hanoi Old Quarter has been decorated with thousands of conical hats and lanterns, attracting a lot of visitors.
This is among activities to mark the 13th anniversary of Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day on November 23.
A range of distinctive cultural activities were held nationwide on November 23-25 to celebrate Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day, including traditional dances, folk singing and folk games, as well as a calligraphy exhibition at Thang Long Imperial Citadel in Hanoi.
Lam Dong Province organised a festival to honour folk music with performances by ethnic minorities from the Central Highlands area.
Ho Chi Minh City held a meeting and photo award ceremony to praise the winning works that reflect the beauty of the city’s heritages.
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| The hats and lanterns make Dao Duy Tu Street similar to Hoi An Town in Quang Nam Province. |
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| The decoration will be maintained until December 2. |
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| Many young people come to take photos there. |
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| Foreigners enjoy the street space |
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