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The Hong Kong Government gazettes Thursday 16 September 2027 as the day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, so the festival itself is on 15 September. The tourism board describes it as a time for family reunions, marked with mooncakes, moon gazing, lantern carnivals, mall displays and citywide offers.
The tourism board's festival page highlights the large lantern displays and the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance, in which a dragon covered in thousands of glowing incense sticks moves through the streets of Tai Hang. The page describes the previous year's shows, and 2027 programme dates may change.
Highlights
- Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance
- Large lantern displays
- Lantern carnivals and mall displays
Details
- Date
- 15 to 16 Sep 2027
- Date note
- The festival falls on 15 September 2027; the government gazettes the following day, Thursday 16 September 2027, as a general holiday.
- Venue
- Citywide, including Tai Hang
- Where
- Hong Kong, Hong Kong
- Organiser
- Hong Kong Tourism Board
- Status
- Confirmed
The link goes to the Hong Kong Tourism Board festival page; the dates come from the government holiday list.
Hadath does not sell tickets. Dates and prices can change: confirm on the organiser's page before you buy or travel.
