Ring in the Year of the Snake with Hong Kong’s vibrant energy and captivating traditions! This Chinese New Year (CNY), the city dazzles with a spectacular lineup of celebrations, making it the perfect destination for Chinese New Year. Hong Kong Tourism Board recommends these 10 activities.
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Discover CNY Décor and Red Packets with a Modern Twist
Explore vibrant streets like Pottinger Street, Fuk Wing Street and Sai Yeung Choi Street, which are lined with trendy and traditional CNY decorations, including modern fai chun and unique red packets that make perfect keepsakes. Discover local “Surname Red Packet Stores,” where you’ll find a variety of traditional red packets adorned with Chinese surnames.
Double Your Blessings with Festive Snacks
Indulge in CNY treats like sesame balls, peanut puffs, and chuen hap snack trays symbolising happiness and prosperity, available at iconic bakeries in Kowloon City or Sham Shui Po or the time-honoured brand Kee Wah Bakery around town.
Let Fortune Bloom at Lunar New Year Fairs
Visit lively Lunar New Year Fairs, such as those at Victoria Park or Fa Hui Park from 23 to 29 January, to shop for festive products, auspicious blooms, and soak in the joyous holiday atmosphere.
An International Night Parade Like No Other
Kick off CNY with the spectacular Night Parade in Tsim Sha Tsui, featuring dazzling floats, international performers, and surprises to mark the Year of the Snake.
Double Your Fortune in Epic Fireworks and Thrilling Races
Celebrate with the stunning Victoria Harbour Fireworks Display on 30 January, followed by an exhilarating day of horse racing at the Sha Tin Racecourse on 31 January.
Experience InnerGlow 2025: A Mesmerising 3D Projection at Tai Kwun
Experience InnerGlow 2025, a 3D projection show at Tai Kwun, blending innovative visuals with Chinese culture and heritage from 26 January to 14 February.
Celebrate Togetherness with Family at Theme Parks
Enjoy CNY with loved ones at Ocean Park’s panda-temed festivities or Hong Kong Disneyland’s magical celebrations, featuring festive parades, décor, and unique dining.
Ocean Park’s six giant pandas will transform into adorable IP characters, joining the festivities to bring you the cutest New Year blessings! Don’t miss the panda-themed immersive installations, and reserve your time to greet the giant pandas, Le Le, An An and Ke Ke!
The “Magical Year After Year” Chinese New Year celebrations at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort starts from 17 January to 16 February. God of Fortune Goofy lead the welcoming spin on the Chinese New Year procession down Main Street, U.S.A. Mickey and Friends and Duffy and Friends will be in their seasonal outfits around the park to spread warm blessings.
Revel in a Perfect Feast Like Royalty at Jǐng
Experience a modern take on the Qing Dynasty’s “Manchu-Han Imperial Feast” at Jǐng with the “Man-Han 108” menu, featuring 10 main courses and 8 small plates. The multisensory dining experience includes stunning visuals on panoramic LED screens, storytelling, and staff in Qing-era attire for a truly regal celebration.
Savour a Taste of Prosperity with Michelin-starred Delicacies
Celebrate CNY with elevated traditional dishes at Michelin-starred restaurants. Man Ho Chinese Restaurant at JW Marriott offers premium versions of festive favourites like lo hei, while Spring Moon at The Peninsula Hong Kong presents exquisite New Year treats and set menus inspired by prosperity and goodwill.
Indulge in a Blend of Success with Every Cocktail Sip
Toast to the Year of the Snake with innovative CNY-inspired cocktails. Trendy bars like Kinsman craft drinks using traditional Chinese ingredients such as snake wine and abalone, while Red Room offers festive cocktails in a speakeasy-style setting filled with lucky red hues.
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