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Events & Festivals

Hong Kong’s traditional Chinese festivals are vibrant

and colourful. Fireworks, lion and dragon dances,

incense, Chinese opera, carnivals and parades come

together to create an astonishing festive atmosphere

seen nowhere else in the world. It is the best way for

visitors to experience the city’s unique culture.

First Moon

(February/March)

Chinese New Year (Day 1)

Hong Kong’s most celebrated Chinese festival features

a carnival night parade along the harbourfront, a

spectacular fireworks display over Victoria Harbour, and

an exciting horseracing event during the first three days

Traditional Chinese

Festivals

of Chinese New Year. Join the locals to search for the

perfect bloom at the city’s huge flower markets to bring

you good luck in the coming year.

Spring Lantern [Yuen Siu] Festival (Day 15)

This festival, also known as Chinese Valentine’s Day,

marks the end of the Chinese New Year celebration.