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Festivals and Public Holidays in Hong Kong
This is a list of holidays in Hong Kong. All government
offices and banks close on public holidays. Beware of the Chinese New Year
because most shops and restaurants close for a few days or a week. (Please refer
to Chinese New Year page for more detail)
Besides Chinese New Year,
Mid Autumn Festival, Cheung Chau Bun Festival and
Dragon Boat Festival are the ones with more characteristics. Try the moon
cakes and walk around with a candle lit lantern on Mid Autumn Festival day.
If SARS doesn't come back in 2004, international dragon boat races will be
resumed. Cheung Chau Bun Festival is celebrated locally on Cheung Chau, a
small outlying island of HK. Marvelous procession attracts tens of
thousands locals and tourists each year to this fishing village.
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