Hong Kong’s influential Chinese heritage gives the city an
enduring dedication to ancient festivities. And with glowing lanterns,
crowded temples, dancing lions, fiery dragons and the wafts of incense,
Chinese festivals are the most vibrant expressions of the soul of Asia’s
world city.
Lunar Month | Festival | Lunar Dates | Western Date | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2014 | 2015 | ||||
First Moon | Chinese New Year | Day 1 |
Jan
31 |
Feb
19 |
|
Birthday of Che Kung | Day 2 |
Feb
1 |
Feb
20 |
||
Spring Lantern Festival | Day 15 |
Feb
14 |
Mar
5 |
||
Second Moon | Hung Shing Festival | Day 13 |
Mar
13 |
Apr
1 |
|
Third Moon | Ching Ming Festival | - |
Apr
5 |
Apr
5 |
|
Birthday of Tin Hau | Day 23 |
Apr
22 |
May
11 |
||
Fourth Moon | Cheung Chau Bun Festival | Day 5 - 9 |
May
3-7 |
May
22-26 |
|
Birthday of Buddha | Day 8 |
May
6 |
May
25 |
||
Birthday of Tam Kung | Day 8 |
May
6 |
May
25 |
||
Fifth Moon | Dragon Boat Festival | Day 5 |
Jun
2 |
Jun
20 |
|
Sixth Moon | Birthday of Kwan Tai | Day 24 |
Jul
20 |
Aug
8 |
|
Seventh Moon | Seven Sisters Festival | Day 7 |
Aug
2 |
Aug
20 |
|
The Hungry Ghost Festival | Day 15 |
Aug
10 |
Aug
28 |
||
Eighth Moon | Mid-Autumn Festival | Day 15 |
Sep
8 |
Sep
27 |
|
Monkey God Festival | Day 16 |
Sep
9 |
Sep
28 |
||
Birthday of Confucius | Day 27 |
Sep
20 |
Oct
9 |
||
Ninth Moon | Chung Yeung Festival | Day 9 |
Oct
2 |
Oct
21 |
|
Eleventh Moon | Winter Solstice Festival | - |
Dec
22 |
Dec
22 |
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