Detailed arrangements for going to Hong Kong during the Spring Festival

Don't want to go home for the New Year? The Spring Festival is coming. Did you get the high-speed rail ticket? Have you decided where to eat New Year's Eve? Are you ready to let your seven aunts care about your private life? If you're not ready, that's okay. Bian Xiao has arranged every day of the Spring Festival for you to have a perfect holiday. Let's take a look at the arrangements for going to Hong Kong during the Spring Festival.

China New Year-Visit the Flower Market

The Spring Festival lasts for 7 days, starting from the New Year Fair, starting on the 25th of each year, and continuing until the early morning of the first day of the year. Visiting the flower market and buying New Year's flowers are the "designated actions" of Hong Kong people for the Spring Festival every year. Among the many flowers, orchids and peach blossoms are the favorite of Hong Kong people, which symbolizes the prosperity of people in the new year. There are 15 parks and playgrounds in Hong Kong, including Victoria Park and Flower Market Park.

The only Lunar New Year flower market on Hong Kong Island is located in Victoria Park, Causeway Bay, which is also the most popular flower market in Hong Kong. This is the best place to feel the atmosphere of Hong Kong New Year.

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[Victoria Park]

Opening hours: 65438+1 from October 30th to February1,and from 8 am to midnight on February 4th12;

February 2 -3, 8 am to 3 am the next day;

From midnight 12 to 6 am on February 5.

Venue: Xingfa Street 1, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island (MTR Causeway Bay Station Exit E, walk along great george street to the park; Or turn left at Exit A2 of Tin Hau Station)

[Flower Market Park]

Opening hours: 65438+1 from October 30th to February1,and from 7: 00 am to midnight on February 4th 12:

February 2 -3, 7: 00 am to 3: 00 am the next day;

From midnight 12 to 6 am on February 5.

Venue: Boundary Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon 10 1

New Year's Eve-New Year's Eve Dinner

New Year's Eve, be sure to eat it! It's best to have a reunion dinner with good friends in the apartment! Braised pork, cooked meat, mapo tofu and dark cooking experts, let's have dinner together.

Family reunion dinner on New Year's Eve

Children's shoes that don't go home during the Spring Festival, please mention them in the comments section (if you don't go home for the Spring Festival, you must have a good New Year's Eve! )

The annual float parade

From 8: 00 to 9: 45 on New Year's Eve, Tsim Sha Tsui will hold a jubilant float parade! Dance, stilts, magic and other performances take turns to appear, and the New Year begins with joy ~ Let's clap our hands and shout together to feel the atmosphere and vitality of the Hong Kong Spring Festival!

(Roadmap of Float Parade)

The parade starts from the Hong Kong Cultural Center Square, and citizens can enjoy it free of charge on both sides of the parade route. There will be a warm-up party on the cruise line at 6 pm.

Float parade

Time: February 5, New Year's Day, 8:00-9:45.

Venue: Tsim Sha Tsui Street, Kowloon (the first float and performance team is expected to arrive at Canton Road at 8: 30pm, Haiphong Road at 8: 50pm and Nathan Road at 9: 00pm).

Best viewing area:

1. Guangdong Road Harbour City and Xintaichang Square.

2. Nathan Road and the intersection of Peking Road and Middle Road (outside chungking mansions).

The second year-watching fireworks

On February 6th (Lunar New Year's Day) at 8pm, the Hong Kong Year of the Pig fireworks display will be held in Victoria Harbour. Watching fireworks in Victoria Harbour during the Spring Festival is a tradition in Hong Kong. Bright fireworks lit up the whole city.

Ben Qiu, who has seen Hong Kong's return fireworks and Hong Kong New Year fireworks, said from the heart that Hong Kong's fireworks are beautiful! I'm glad you came! Don't waste so much time waiting for the front seat! On the second day of the New Year, enjoy a fireworks show to make a good start for the new year!

Time: 8: 00 pm the next day on February 6.

Venue: Victoria Harbour (viewing places include Tsim Sha Tsui Coast, Central and Western Seaside Promenade and Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai).

Many people watched the fireworks that night. Please arrive early and pay attention to safety.

Year 3-New Year Horse Racing

In Hong Kong, horse racing on the third day of the third lunar month has become a unique activity with a long history. On this day, Hong Kong people will come to the racecourse with great interest, choose horses to bet and win the lucky lottery for the New Year. There are also lively opening performances, including lion dance, jockey's New Year greetings and famous

* Visitors can enter the public gallery free of charge with valid travel documents or passports.

/chinese-new-year/ch/, horse racing club official website.

Year 4-Worship of God and Prayer

The beginning of the year is "receiving God" day. People use various sacrifices to repay many gods who have contributed to the world. Therefore, they prepared sacrifices, incense sticks and paper to welcome the gods. Of course, R people may not have the conditions to do this, but you can go to temples in Hong Kong to worship God and pray for the New Year.

(New Year's Day 10, Wong Tai Sin Temple grabs incense)

It is said that Wong Tai Sin is responsive and his signature is valid. In the early hours of New Year's Eve, a large number of believers went to Wong Tai Sin Temple to compete for incense sticks, hoping that the coming year would be smooth sailing and rich in financial resources. The scene is very lively. Therefore, if you are not too keen on stealing incense, it is also a good activity to pray for the New Year on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year.

Wong Tai Sin is not the only place in Hong Kong that worships and prays for God. Yuanxuan College in Tsuen Wan is a blessing resort in Tai Sui Yin. Chegong Temple in Sha Tin is a place to turn windmills and pray for good luck. On the second day of the Lunar New Year, Chegong Temple was very popular because of Chegong's birthday.

You can also write a wishing dish under the wishing tree in Lin Village, Tai Po, or go to the temple in Sheung Wan to worship Emperor Wenchang and Guandi. Feel the traditional New Year culture and make a good start for the new year.

Worship God and pray.

[Wong Tai Sin Temple]

2 Chuk Yuen Village, Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon

[Chegong Temple in Sha Tin]

Chegongmiao Road, Tai Wai, New Territories

[wishing tree in Lin village, Tai Po]

Lam Tsuen, Tai Po, New Territories (take the green minibus No.25K at Exit A of Tai Po Market Steel Station and get off at the wishing tree in Lam Tsuen)

[Wuwen Temple in Sheung Wan]

No. hollywood road 124- 126, Taiping Mountain, Hong Kong

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