The first day of May is a public holiday commemorating the workers.
05 : Cheung Chau Bun Festival - Piu Sik Parade
05 : Buddha's Birthday
Buddha's Birthday
The year Buddhism first appeared in Hong Kong can be traced back to 428 AD when a Buddhist monk
called Bui Dou arrived here and built temples in today's Tuen Mun and Yuen Long area.
Dragon Boat festival
The Tuen Ng Festival is a Chinese tradition and people
celebrate this festival by eating rice dumplings and having a dragon boat competition.
01 : Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day
AUGUST
17 : Birthday of Kwan Tai
This festival falls on the 24th
day of the sixth lunar month.
29 : Seventh Goddess' Day / Tsat-je
This festival falls on the 07th
day of the seventh lunar month.
Seven Sisters Festival
The Seven Sisters Festival is a traditional Chinese festival. Young women were
supposed to pray to the deities for embroidery skills and a good husband.
Hungry Ghosts Festival
In Hong Kong, the Hungry Ghost Festival is a major Buddhist
and Taoist event. Hungry ghosts are the restless spirits of people who did not have a
funeral. There is no one visiting their graves and they do not receive the gifts
that Chinese people would take to their ancestors to pay respects.
They miss out on food and spirit money. The Hungry Ghosts Festival is
celebrated on the 14th night of the seventh lunar month.
National Day
National Day in Hong Kong is related to the creation of the People's Republic of China on October 1st 1949.
On that day there are magnificent fireworks over Victoria harbour.
06 : Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival / Moon Festival
This festival falls on the 15th
day of the eighth lunar month.
Mid-Autumn Festival
Like the Chinese Lunar New Year, Mid-Autumn festival
is a major festival, celebrated by Chinese all over the world.
