Hanoi people bustling in spring at Hang Luoc Flower Market

NDO - Formed in the early 20th century, Hang Luoc flower market is a beautiful cultural feature of the people of the capital. Every time Tet comes, spring comes, this place is crowded with people going out, having fun and shopping.

This year's Hang Luoc flower market starts on January 26th. The market only meets once a year from December 15th to 30th.

Colorful space with traditional features at Hang Luoc Tet flower market.

Kumquat trees from small to medium sizes are sold here to serve people's Tet shopping needs with prices ranging from 300,000 VND to 1 million VND per tree.

In addition, small kumquat pots with decorative models of the God of Wealth and the dragon mascot of the Year of the Dragon are sought after by many people.

Small peach branches are chosen by many people to buy to worship Tao Quan (December 23) or to display before Tet.

In addition to fresh flowers, Hang Luoc Flower Market also sells artistic artificial flower products with a variety of colors.

Besides, there are indispensable booths with full range of decorative items for this year's Tet Giap Thin.

The variety of products from form to color has created a brilliant scene on Hang Luoc street.

Foreign tourists are interested in the decorative objects sold here.

Coming to Hang Luoc Flower Market, visitors not only shop but also have fun and take photos to capture beautiful moments of Tet and Spring.

A foreign boy wearing traditional Vietnamese ao dai happily walks next to kumquat trees.

The bustling scene of buyers and sellers is often seen on Hang Luoc Street.

Although the temperature in Hanoi in recent days has been low, from 10-12 degrees Celsius, Hang Luoc Flower Market is still very crowded and bustling, especially on weekends.

Hang Luoc flower market is considered one of the markets that strongly represents the beautiful culture of Hanoi, deeply ingrained in the subconscious of the people of the capital about a traditional flower market - a place for people to enjoy the spring and enjoy the atmosphere of the approaching Lunar New Year.

NHAT QUANG - Nhandan.vn

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