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Hanoi’s Captivating Autumn Festival: A Mid-September Extravaganza

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The Hanoi Autumn Festival , taking place from September 12 to 15, is one of the celebratory events to mark the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the capital. The poster for the 2nd Hanoi Autumn Festival. Courtesy of the event organizers. This festival aims to showcase the beauty, cultural and historical significance, and tourist attractions of Hanoi by emphasizing its unique and captivating features. It will celebrate and honor the capital’s iconic landmarks, historical sites, and rich cultural heritage. This is the second iteration of the Hanoi Autumn Festival hosted in the city. The event will spotlight Hanoi’s distinctive cultural heritage, regarded as the nation’s essence due to its unique characteristics. Several key locations will serve as venues for the festival, including Ba Kieu Temple, Dinh Tien Hoang Street, Ly Thai To Flower Garden, and Le Thach Street in the Hoan Kiem District. A standout feature of the festival will be an impressive exhibition that ta...

The Eternal Bloom: A Hanoi Artist’s Unique Craft

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Hanoi-based artist Thu Hien has perfected the art of preserving the ephemeral beauty of fresh flowers through her unique craft. Using epoxy casting technology and her expertise in flower preservation, she creates stunning flower lamps that capture the essence of iconic Hanoi landmarks. A Story of Emotional Significance Hien’s journey began with a touching story of a customer who bought fresh flowers for his wife battling cancer. Understanding the man’s desire to preserve these sentimental flowers forever, Hien set out on a mission to find a way to prolong their beauty. As a florist with a deep passion for her craft, Hien experimented with various techniques and faced many challenges. She persevered, determined to create artistic and useful products that would stand the test of time. After much trial and error, she discovered the use of epoxy glue, specifically designed to her requirements, which allowed her to create permanent flower lamps. Hien’s products quickly gained recognitio...