hkskyline
November 15th, 2004, 09:40 PM
Hong Kong is a city where the East meets West, so the holidays actually reflect both Western and Chinese customs.
New Year's : 1 Jan
Lunar New Year : 9 Feb - 11 Feb
Easter : 25 Mar - 28 Mar
Ching Ming Festival : 5 Apr
Labour Day : 2 May
Buddha's Birthday : 16 May
Tuen Ng Festival : 11 June
HKSAR Establishment Day : 1 July
Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival : 19 Sept
National Day : 1 Oct
Chung Yeung Festival : 11 Oct
Christmas : 26 Dec - 27 Dec
New Year's : 1 Jan
Lunar New Year : 9 Feb - 11 Feb
Easter : 25 Mar - 28 Mar
Ching Ming Festival : 5 Apr
Labour Day : 2 May
Buddha's Birthday : 16 May
Tuen Ng Festival : 11 June
HKSAR Establishment Day : 1 July
Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival : 19 Sept
National Day : 1 Oct
Chung Yeung Festival : 11 Oct
Christmas : 26 Dec - 27 Dec