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Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance
A recognised National Intangible Cultural Heritage, the 67-metre fire dragon made of incense sticks will be led by 300 performers and accompanied for the first time by a 20-metre LED version carried by around 100 children, continuing to draw crowds to witness this neighbourhood’s cherished, time-honoured custom in Hong Kong.
16 September 2024 (Monday), 7:30–10:30pm
17 September 2024 (Tuesday), 7:30–11:30pm
18 September 2024 (Wednesday), 7:30–10:30pm
Wun Sha Street and Tung Lo Wan Road, Tai Hang, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island
The Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance will move to Victoria Park from 10:30pm on 17 September.
Explore the wonders of
the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance
Beyond the mesmerising dragon dance, the streets will host a variety of festive installations offering many photo-worthy moments and be enthralled by a series of dynamic performances.
This year, the festivities will extend to Tung Lo Wan Road with a live broadcast at Victoria Park, allowing more people to enjoy the celebration in Hong Kong.
Maximise your Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance experience
Consider stopping by these captivating Mid-Autumn installations along the way:
- From MTR Causeway Bay Station, Exit E, walk to Moreton Terrace Temporary Playground to see the stunning 4-metre-high luminous Giant Moon and Fire Dragon installations before continuing to Wun Sha Street to watch the Fire Dragon Dance.
- From MTR Tin Hau Station, Exit A2, begin by visiting the Fa Pau installation before heading to Wun Sha Street for the Fire Dragon Dance.
Choose your route based on the installations you'd like to see as you make your way to the dance! Crowd control safety management measures may be in place around the event, so please follow the on-site instructions.
Useful tips for a great experience
- Allow sufficient time to arrive at the event.
- Be mindful of traffic arrangements.
- Follow the onsite instructions.
- Bring water to stay hydrated.
- Dress comfortably for the weather and wear supportive shoes for standing or walking.
- Unauthorised use of drones is prohibited.
- Victoria Park may be relatively crowded on 17 September due to the extended Fire Dragon Dance, so plan your visit in advance and pay attention to any onsite traffic notices.
Extend your event experience
Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival as 1,000 drones light up Victoria Harbour with enchanting scenes of rabbits, lanterns, and fire dragons!
Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival as 1,000 drones light up Victoria Harbour with enchanting scenes of rabbits, lanterns, and fire dragons!