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To begin the bulletin, it would be a remiss not to mention the current weather of Hanoi.

The capital of Vietnam is entering its most beautiful season, autumn.

And it doesn't come as a surprise that the city ranks fifth in the list of the seven best places to see beautiful autumn foliage in Asia.

That is according to the UK's travel and lifestyle magazine Timeout.

The London based travel and lifestyle publication praised Hanoi for its poetic beauty, which set it apart.

During the fall season, travelers coming to Hanoi can leisurely stroll around the Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake, enjoying the soft, golden sunlight and cool, gentle weather.

Hanoi's mid Autumn festival further enhances the city's seasonal charm, celebrating the end of the harvest with traditional music, line dances and sumptuous delicacies.

October was singled out as the ideal time to visit Hanoi and experience its autumn charm.

Now, with crisp breeze as has settled over Hanoi, the city is alive with the flavors of autumn.

From green rice treats to creative seasonal snacks, every bite tells a story of the season.

Gentle, beautiful, unforgettable, this is Hanoi in autumn.

From traditional Lang Vang fresh green sticky rice, this shop has crafted a range of unique drinks.

We noticed some customers bringing in sticky rice or green rice flakes to have with their drinks.

That got us thinking, why not combine the two?

And just like that, our green rice bubble tea was born.

Using local ingredients in their own recipes, these young innovators handcraft the unique green rice bubble teas.

Usually, bubble tea just comes with milk of various tea flavors, but.

It's rich, nutty and totally new for a fall trip.

Here we see the autumn feast ready to delight the taste buds of any guest.

Each dish is crafted by the skilled hands of Langbong rice artisans and fueled by the passion of a young man bringing Hanoi's autumn flavors to life.

I love Hanoi in the fall and I've always loved buying green rice from street vendors in the Old Quarter.

Green rice is such a treasure part of Hanoi and it's also very simple and humble.

Green rice has taken on a fresh new twist.

Mooncakes filled with green rice and plenty of other tasty creations.

Thanks to digital platforms, young creators are sharing the flavors of Hanoi's autumn with people everywhere.

But more than just food, green rice also carries memories, emotions and the stories of Hanoi's most favorite season.

Autumn isn't just about the change in weather.

It's also a season of change for the market, signifying a period of rising incomes.

The reason behind the increase in spending is due to people willing to fully savor the beauty and experiences that come with autumn.

The cool, gentle chills is settling all over Hanoi, but

only a few special sports in the city have become the go to places for people to truly soak in the feeling of the autumn season.

All my friends already have their own photo shoot, so I had to go take mine right away.

Lately, Hanoi Mo's scenic streets are buzzing with photoshoots.

There are numerous people giving posing tips, cameras clicking and laughter all around.

Even flower sellers and prop renters are cashing in, making the most of this picture perfect season.

Each client usually pays around 38 to 72 US dollars for a photo shoot.

During this season I get about twice as many customers as in other months.

It's just about finding the right spot and offering the right service and and the money practically flows right in.

In autumn, sales triple compared to usual.

Some days I sell six to seven Quintels, even up to eight.

With social media on the rise, everyday moments have turned into viral posts with thousands of views inspiring young people to join the crowd, see fall through trendy spots and test it with chanting treats.

Restaurants serving Hanok's signature autumn dishes are packed with customers, but not everyone is happy about the rush.

Honestly, I don't usually get that upset.

But some people ask the strangest questions when I'm really tired and don't feel like answering anymore.

Some rush to make the most of the autumn, while others truly slow down to embrace its gentleness and the quiet rhythm of nature.

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