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Chinese New Year

Name: Chinese New Year
Location: Hong-Kong-City, Hongkong

When	Based on the Chinese lunar calendar; Gregorian date shifts each year, typically late January to mid-February. 🟠 Approximate
Where	Hong-Kong-City, Hongkong
Cost	See official source
Booking	Not required to attend

Summary

Hong Kong's most important traditional holiday, celebrated with parades, fireworks, and family gatherings across the city.

Chinese New Year is Hong Kong's biggest celebration of the year and many shops close for the first few days — plan around reduced business hours.
The night parade and fireworks over Victoria Harbour are the signature events; arrive early for a harbourfront viewing spot.

Victoria Harbour waterfront (Tsim Sha Tsui / Central) — Best vantage points for the Lunar New Year fireworks display.
Wong Tai Sin Temple — A major temple fair destination during the celebration.

Usually early May (~8 days)

Based on the Chinese lunar calendar; Gregorian date shifts each year, typically October.

Usually late February (~30 days)