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I am sure there is a great fire works on Lunar new year 2sec day. It is 3 days to celebrate of Chinese New Year. The shopping mall might close, but there are restaurant are open and a lot activity you can do or seeing sight. the temples are pack of people, but the 1 Lunar New year, you must going to Sha-Tin to see the horse race. Here’s all you need to know about the opening hours of Hong Kong stores during the most important Chinese holiday finally making my way back after 8 yrs. UNFORTUNATELY, my timeline is super tight and my only week in Hong Kong will be between Feb 14th-21. I’ve done my research, and used the search function on the HK subreddit, BUT was not able to find this particular answer: are shops in the Golden Computer Centre open OR closed during this timeline or will they all permanently be closed. Chinese New Year calls for Hong Kong's biggest celebration of the year. Expect business to close up shop by 6 p.m. on New Year Eve. will close on the first Just a reminder – markets close on the first day of the new year, so come before then to enjoy the festive atmosphere! Note: All New Year fairs have been cancelled since the start of the pandemic, so 2023 will be the first year that they’re back, much to the excitement of the locals in Hong Kong. However, they will be pared back, with the - San Hong Street between Tsun Fu Street and Fu Hing Street. B. Road closure To facilitate the Lunar New Year Fair at Shek Wu Hui in Sheung Shui, the following roads will be closed from 6pm on January 28 to 4am of the following day, except for vehicles with permit: - San Lok Street, except for access to Pearl Vista; - San Tsoi Street; and Chinese New Year is one of Hong Kong’s biggest festivals and is celebrated with red lanterns, lion dances, markets, prayers for good fortune and auspicious cuisines. From interactive installations to festive decorations there are plenty of celebratory events throughout the city to start the new year with joy and prosperity. Chinese New Year's Day marks the beginning of the Spring Festival holiday, which is the biggest holiday in China. Hong Kong's Chinese New Year festival is world-famous. In 2025, Chinese New Year will fall on January 29th. In Hong Kong, people get three public holidays from Jan. 29th to Jan 31st. Chinese New Year’s Eve: offer the first incense stick at the Wong Tai Sin Temple. An age-old Chinese New Year ritual in Hong Kong, the first incense offering holds the promise of receiving extraordinary blessings for those fortunate enough to be the first to enter the temple. The Lunar New Year marks the transition from one animal to another. The Year of the Dragon, which began on Feb. 10, 2024, ends on Tuesday. Wednesday begins the Year of the Snake. The culture has been changed for many many years, most of the shops closed at least 3 days when i was young, since 10 years ago..hohooo. In recently year, people like to spend their chinese new year holiday to shopping or travel rather than go to visit relatives. if you come to Hong Kong during the chinese new year, enjoy your shopping Head to the New Territories and take part in the Hong Kong Well-wishing Festival in Lam Tsuen opens in new window, a village with over 700 years in history.Locals flock to this village on the second day of Chinese New Year to take part in an age-old tradition of writing your wishes for the year on a placard, attaching it to an orange and throwing it up what locals call Wishing Trees. There are plenty of shops open on CNY day in tourist districts such as Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay, shopping malls are open, some shops open later in the day than usual such as Sogo Dept store, convenience stores and supermarkets are open most local shops and tourist street markets such as Ladies Market and Temple Street Night Market are Chinese New Year is the Hong Kong’s most significant holiday and a great opportunity to experienced a traditional celebration with family. Previous years have seen streets decorated with CNY lanterns, dragon and lion dances , plus abundant Lunar New Year feast to be shared with loved ones. Hello Redditors, I’ll be visiting Hong Kong from February 8th to 12th, which coincides with Chinese New Year (CNY) this year. I hear CNY is a major holiday so most shops will be closed. Chinese New Year’s Eve: offer the first incense stick at the Wong Tai Sin Temple. An age-old Chinese New Year ritual in Hong Kong, the first incense offering holds the promise of receiving extraordinary blessings for those fortunate enough to be the first to enter the temple. Decorations during Lunar New Year in Hong Kong (© ShutterOK via Canva) Chinese New Year stands as one of Hong Kong’s most significant celebrations, marking the start of a fresh chapter. The city comes alive with vibrant decorations and ornaments adorning streets, malls, and public spaces, reflecting the festive spirit and cultural importance. Hong Kong’s biggest malls will also be showing off Chinese New Year displays for photo-opportunities you won’t want to miss, accompanied by slashed prices at almost every large shopping district – such as apm, Citywalk, Festival Walk, Harbour City, Langham Place, New Town Plaza, Pacific Place, Time Square, 1881 Heritage. Chinese New Year Races at Sha Tin. Thrilling horse races, lion dances, live music, and more await at Sha Tin Racecourse. Date: 31 January 2025; Location: The Hong Kong Jockey Club, Sha Tin; Chinese New Year Flower Markets. Explore markets at Victoria Park or Prince Edward for festive blooms, treats, and decorations. Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees
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