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What's Happening in Hong Kong
Traditional Chinese Festivals
Hong Kong has a reputation as a modern international city, but the city has never lost touch with its traditional roots. During the month of May, visitors will have the opportunity to get a taste for the city’s traditional customs with one of its many festivals. No matter when your visit is planned, Chinese festivals are celebrated year-round by fun-loving locals who are passionate about keeping their heritage alive. Learn more >
French May
The French May Arts Festival celebrates 30 years at the beating heart of Hong Kong’s cultural scene. From stimulating creative innovations, collaboration and artistic exchange, this remarkable cultural event extends beyond borders and connects local communities. This vibrant festival will feature over 100 French artists to exhibit their work, perform, teach seminars and workshops, and screen their films.
Dragon Boat Festival
To feel the heat of the Dragon Boat Festival, look no further than the annual Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Races. Every summer, more than 100 local and international teams gather in the city for this high-performance competition. Grab your paddle for this can’t-miss event. 
Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival 2023
Every era, every region and every city has its own unique pop culture. The first ‘Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival’ brings back masterpieces from Hong Kong’s golden era in the 80s and 90s from different perspectives. The festival injected new elements into the iconic works through a diverse range of experiences, including pop concerts, performances, thematic exhibitions, film screenings, and outdoor and outreach activities. All these showcase Hong Kong’s distinctive, diverse and inclusive culture, creativity and charm, as well as the heritage and development of the city’s pop culture.
Michelin Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2023
Hong Kong’s diverse culinary scene has emerged as a powerhouse on the world food scene thanks to the creativity, resilience, and prowess of new and established talent in the city. A total of 95 restaurants have been awarded MICHELIN Stars, with 78 in Hong Kong including (7) 3 stars; (13) 2 stars and 58 with 1 star. The new restaurant, Mora, has been recognized for its commitment to sustainability a MICHELIN Green Star.
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Check out the 50 incredible things to do in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is truly one of the most unique and exciting places in the world. Take a look at our trusty list of the best things to do in Hong Kong, where we've personally handpicked some of the coolest places to visit and activities to keep you entertained. Make this your Hong Kong bucket list and start exploring! Learn more >