Great European Carnival: The Grand European Carnival transforms the Central Harbourfront Event Space into an outdoor amusement park through February. The Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront and Central Harbourfront are two of the best vantage points to experience the free performance. The splendid 20-minute Hong Kong Chinese New Year Fireworks Extravaganza, occurring annually on the second day of Chinese New Year, will welcome the Year of the Dog by lighting up the night sky on February 17 at 8 p.m. Hong Kong Chinese New Year Fireworks Extravaganza: Chinese New Year will start off with a literal bang, courtesy of a spectacular display of pyrotechnics over Victoria Harbour. Soak up the electric atmosphere and lively performances with thousands of other spectators as colorful floats sail along Tsim Sha Tsui's main streets. International Chinese New Year Parade: This world-class spectacle will be held on February 16, when local and international performers come together for a rocking night of entertainment. Hong Kong visitors are invited to celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year in true Hong Kong style through a variety of unique events and celebrations: 'The energetic and festive ambiance of the city is unmatched as Hong Kong ushers in the Year of the Dog with some of the most exciting festivals and events that can be found anywhere in the world.' 'Chinese New Year is one of the best times of year to visit Hong Kong,' noted HKTB US Director Bill Flora. The city will be more vibrant than ever during a joyful month of planned celebrations to mark the momentous changing of the guard, all inspired by the adventurous and playful nature of the dog.īeginning February 16, Asia’s World City will transform into the world's largest Chinese New Year celebration, featuring extravagant experiences that only Hong Kong can do best. Hong Kong is set to celebrate Chinese New Year and welcome the Year of the Dog with a spectacular line-up of festivities and events, from a dazzling fireworks show and world-renowned parade, to pop-up flower markets and festive feasts.

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