See a 67-meter-long dragon with more than 20,000 sticks of incense burning on its body.
Hong Kong's Chiu Chow Community puts on one of the largest Hungry Ghost Festival celebrations in the city.
Experience the traditions and rituals of the Hungry Ghost Festival in Hong Kong, honoring restless spirits with vibrant ceremonies and offerings.
This is Hong Kong's largest annual gathering of anime fans, gamers, and cosplayers.
Got any plans for the long weekend? Here's how to make the most of July 1, HKSAR Establishment Day.
Celebrate local Hong Kong culture at the Tai O, with dragon boat races, live music, dance, festive traditions, and market stalls.
Celebrate the Buddha's birthday with a melange of festivals and parades.
Find dozens of Tin Hau Festivals around the city. Celebrate with an intimate show or a giant parade.
Featuring large-scale installations, live performances, and hands-on workshops, the festival highlights artists from Hong Kong and around the world.
Celebrate the Thai New Year with a splash at Songkran HK, featuring water play, traditional food, music, cultural performances, and a parade.
There will be more than 100 international and local writers and artists giving talks and workshops.
Make a wish at the Hong Kong Well Wishing Festival.
The Tsim Sha Tsui East Festive Illuminations light up the harbour for Christmas and Chinese New Year, from December to March.
Enjoy child friendly fun and traditional Christmas cheer at this carnival.
Floral, fun, and festive, flower markets are a must during the Lunar New Year celebrations in Hong Kong.