•CHINESE FESTIVALS Experiencing a major Chinese festival in Hong Kong is an enchanting and mesmerising adventure.
•Hong Kong's major traditional festivals are colourful and noisy affairs, at which thousands upon thousands of people turn out to join the celebrations. Fireworks, festive feasting, lion and dragon dancers, incense smoke, Chinese opera, mah jong, fortune-telling, carnivals and parades come together in a variety of combinations to create a uniquely festive atmosphere seen nowhere else in the world.
•The festivals are among the best ways to experience the unique culture of this modern East-meets-West destination. There are festivals throughout the year that you are sure to enjoy.
•Join a tour group to get the best seats in the house during any of the city's festivals.

•Chinese New Year 9 Feb
•Birthday of Che Kung 10 Feb
•Spring Lantern Festival 23 Feb
•Ching Ming Festival 5 Apr
•Birthday of Tin Hau 1 May
•Cheung Chau Bun Festival 15 May
•Birthday of Lord Buddha 15 May
•Birthday of Tam Kung 15 May
•Dragon Boat Festival 11 Jun
•Birthday of Kwan Tai 29 Jul
•Seven Sisters Festival 11 Aug
•Yue Laan (Hungry Ghost) Festival 19 Aug
•Mid-Autumn Festival 18 Sep
•Monkey God Festival 19 Sep
•Birthday of Confucius 30 Sep
•Chung Yeung Festival 11 Oct
•Dong Zhi (Winter Solstice) Festival 22 Dec