The festival aims to showcase Ha Noi's beauty, cultural and historical values, and tourist attractions by highlighting its unique and fascinating features. It will celebrate and pay tribute to the capital's famous landmarks, historical sites, and cultural heritage. This is the second time the Ha Noi Autumn Festival has been held in the city.
This year's festival will highlight Ha Noi's unique cultural heritage, considered the essence of the nation with its distinctive characteristics. The event will be staged at several key locations, including Ba Kieu Temple, Dinh Tien Hoang Street, Ly Thai To Flower Garden, and Le Thach Street in Hoan Kiem District.
In particular, the festival will feature an impressive exhibition that recreates a pivotal moment in Ha Noi's history: Liberation Day on October 10, 1954, when Hanoians waved flags and flowers to welcome the victorious army marching into the capital. It offers visitors and residents an opportunity to reflect on the nation's glorious traditions and take pride in Ha Noi’s rich heritage.
In addition, various districts with tourism potential will showcase their cultural and tourism products and destinations at the stage area and festival booths.
As a prelude to the four-day festival, an art performance titled "Historical Autumn" will be held on September 19 in front of the Monument of Determined Resistance for National Survival.
