01 : New Year's Day
FEBRUARY

11 : The day preceding Lunar New Year's Day
12 : Chinese New Year
13 : The second day of the Chinese Lunar New Year
13 : Birthday of Che Kung
14 : The third day of the Lunar New Year
15 : The fourth day of the Lunar New Year
26 : Spring Lantern festival

MARCH
25 : Hung Shing Festival
This festival falls on the 13th day of the second lunar month.

APRIL
02 : Good Friday
03 : The day following Good Friday
04 : Ching Ming Festival
The Ching Ming Festival is a Chinese tradition and is a day to clean graves. People offer food to deceased relatives and burn incense.
05 : Easter Monday
05 : Day following Ching Ming Festival
As Ching Ming Festival is happening on a Sunday, Monday 05th Apr is given as a substitution public holiday being the day following Ching Ming Festival.
06 : Day following Easter Monday
As Monday is already a public holiday as the day following Ching Ming Festival, Tuesday 06th Apr is given as a substitution public holiday being the day following Easter Monday.
MAY
01 : National Labour day
The first day of May is a public holiday commemorating the workers.
04 : Birthday of Tin Hau
This festival falls on the 23rd day of the third lunar month.

16-20 : Cheung Chau Bun Festival

19 : Buddha's Birthday

19 : Birthday of Tam Kung

JUNE
14 : Tuen Ng day / Dragon Boat Festival

JULY
01 : Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day
AUGUST
02 : Birthday of Kwan Tai
This festival falls on the 24th day of the sixth lunar month.
14 : Seventh Goddess' Day / Tsat-je
This festival falls on the 07th day of the seventh lunar month.

22 : Hungry Ghosts Festival / Yue Lan / 盂蘭節

SEPTEMBER
21 : Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival / Moon Festival
This festival falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month.

22 : The day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival
02 : Monkey God Festival

OCTOBER
01 : National Day

14 : Chung Yeung Festival
As 25th October is a Sunday, Monday 26th October is given as a substitution public holiday.
NOVEMBER
No public holidays during this month.
DECEMBER
21 : Winter Solstice
Chinese families usually celebrate it by eating dumplings or eating a dish made of red beans and glutinous rice to drive away ghosts and evil spirits.
25 : Christmas Day
27 : The first weekday after Christmas Day
As the first weekday after Christmas Day is happening on a Sunday, Monday 27th Dec is given as a substitution public holiday.