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Chinese New Year
Everywhere A Wish
Chinese New Year is one of Hong Kong's biggest festivals, celebrated with vibrant flower markets, prayers at Wong Tai Sin Temple and Che Kung Temple, wish-making at Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees, an exuberant night parade, Victoria Harbour fireworks and the Year of the Horse Raceday. No matter what you wish for, be it fortune, luck, success, or prosperity, wishes are all around. Join us at Hong Kong's world party, where everywhere is a wish!
Parade Float Exhibition and Performances
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From 18 February to 4 March (the second to sixteenth day of Chinese New Year), the floats will appear at various locations across the city to continue the excitement of the parade. For the first time, eight distinctive floats will be displayed at Kai Tak Sports Park until 26 February. On the second and third days of Chinese New Year (18 and 19 February), two stages will be added, featuring multiple participating Chinese Mainland and international groups who will perform live, enhancing the festive atmosphere for the audience.
The remaining four floats will be displayed at Ocean Park, Tai Po Lam Tsuen, Sha Tin Racecourse and Victoria Park. Performing teams will also visit shopping malls and attractions across the city to perform, creating wonderful memories and celebrating Chinese New Year.
Festive Happenings
Note: The opening hours of major events and attractions may be subject to adjustments during the holidays. Please check the official websites of respective events and attractions for the most up-to-date information.
Holiday Hotspots
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Tsim Sha Tsui PromenadeJoin the crowds at the waterfront for dazzling fireworks to ring in the New Year with a bang! -
Flower MarketA great spot to pick up some auspicious flowers ahead of Chinese New Year. -
Hong Kong DisneylandStep into a magical world where beloved Disney characters come to life amid festive street parties and joyous celebrations. -
Ocean Park Hong KongDuring Chinese New Year, enjoy glittering decorations, themed happenings and performances for the whole family. -
Wong Tai Sin TempleLight incense and honour Wong Tai Sin for good fortune while embracing age-old rituals. -
Che Kung TempleSee the giant statue of Che Kung and spin the fortune wheel clockwise to bring good luck.
