Hanoi, Sept. 14 -- Star-shaped lanterns, paper masks, 'to he' (toy figurines), lion heads, drumbeats and vibrant decorations are bringing the festive atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival back to Hang Ma street in Hanoi's Old Quarter. For generations of Hanoians, the street has been associated with childhood memories of the festival. In 2026, the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival market is also offering visitors a distinctive cultural experience, adding to the appeal of exploring the capital during the eighth lunar month. Rediscovering Mid-Autumn Festival traditions These days, Hang Ma street takes on a colorful new look, with shops lining both sides of the street and displaying star-shaped and carp lanterns, paper masks, traditional toys, ...