Experiencing a major Chinese festival in Hong Kong is an enchanting and mesmerising adventure. Hong Kong's major traditional festivals are colourful and noisy affairs, at which thousands upon thousands of people turn out to join the celebrations. Fireworks, festive feasting, lion and dragon dancers, incense smoke, Chinese opera, mah jong, fortune-telling, carnivals and parades come together in a variety of combinations to create a uniquely festive atmosphere seen nowhere else in the world.

• Da Jiu (打醮)
  • 2006.07.10 Sheung Shui Da Jiu Festival
• Da Siu Yan (打小人)
  • 2005.03.07 Beating The Petty Person
• 2005.03.07 Listen to me
• 2005.03.07 Beat It
• 2005.03.07 Taming White Tiger
• Dim Dang (點燈)
• Feng Shui (風水)
• Hui Ging Parade (會景巡遊)
• Hui Yuen Tree (許願樹)
• Hung (red) Si (紅事)
• Poon Tsoi (盆菜)
• Leong Cha (涼茶)
• Lion Dance and Dragon Dance (舞獅 舞龍)
  • 2005.05.05 Tin Hau Festival - Dragon Dance
  • 2005.05.23 Tin Hau Festival - Lion Dance
  • 2006.07.19 Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance
• Tai Kung Feng Chu Yuk (太公分豬肉)
• White (white) Si (白事)
• Yan Yuen Stone (姻綠石)
• Yi Tau and Bei Gei (意頭和避忌)

• Others
  • 2004.11.16 Grand Opening
  • 2006.07.06 Painted Face

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