Mid-Autumn Festival is an important traditional festival in Asian and Southeast Asian cultures.

In Vietnam, the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival originates from the legend of Hang Nga and Uncle Cuoi.

It is usually takes place on the full moon night of the 8th lunar month when the moon is roundest and brightest of the year.

The moon is the most beautiful and carries many spiritual meanings

People often organize outdoor activities to welcome the full moon.

Lighting lanterns and participating in puppet plays, lion dances, dragon dances and traditional games.

It is an opportunity for families to gather and enjoy moon cakes together, play traditional games and enjoy the joyful atmosphere.

Children often enjoy the Mid-Autumn Festival more than adults.