Qué hay en Hong Kong (HK), Hong Kong, a lo largo del año

Máxima afluencia — el mes de más afluencia según el editor, Hong Kong Marathon

• Festivo

  Chinese New Year

  17–19 FebAño Nuevo LunarMucha genteCierres

  Three public holidays, a night parade in Tsim Sha Tsui and fireworks over the harbour on the second day. Small shops and family restaurants shut for most of the week. Fuente ↗

• Festival

  Hong Kong Marathon

  25 Ene – 25 Feb · normalmenteEvento deportivoMucha genteCierres

  Around seventy thousand runners on a Sunday in the coolest weeks of the year. Nathan Road, the harbour tunnels and the Island's western corridor close overnight and reopen about lunchtime. Fuente ↗

Máxima afluencia — Chinese New Year, Hong Kong Marathon

• Temporada

  Sea fog season

  15 Feb – 30 Abr · normalmenteRiesgo

  Warm air over a cold sea leaves the Peak and the hill trails inside cloud for days at a time, and the harbour view you came for is grey. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Chinese New Year (17–19 Feb), Hong Kong Marathon (25 Ene – 25 Feb (normalmente))

Concurrido — entre los picos, Art Basel Hong Kong

• Festival

  Art Basel Hong Kong

  20 Mar – 1 Abr · normalmenteFestival de artesMucha genteReserva pronto

  Five days at the convention centre that pull the regional art trade in at once, with satellite fairs and late gallery nights in Central and Wong Chuk Hang. Rooms on both sides of the harbour move for it. Fuente ↗

• Festival

  Hong Kong Sevens

  17–19 AbrEvento deportivoMucha genteReserva pronto

  A rugby weekend that behaves like a public holiday, now at Kai Tak. Hotel rates across the harbour move for it, so book before the fixture list appears. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Sea fog season (15 Feb – 30 Abr (normalmente))

Máxima afluencia — Art Basel Hong Kong, Hong Kong Sevens

• Festivo

  Ching Ming and hill fires

  2–8 Abr · normalmenteFiesta nacionalMucha genteRiesgo

  A public holiday for grave sweeping, when the hillside cemeteries and the minibuses to them are jammed from first light. Incense and candles on dry slopes are why the hill fire danger warning goes up the same week. Fuente ↗

• Festival

  Cheung Chau Bun Festival

  21–25 MayFiesta religiosaMucha gente

  Held around Buddha's Birthday on a car-free island an hour out by ferry: floating-children parades in the afternoon, bun-tower scrambling overnight. The last boats back are packed. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Sea fog season (15 Feb – 30 Abr (normalmente)), Art Basel Hong Kong (20 Mar – 1 Abr (normalmente)), Hong Kong Sevens (17–19 Abr)

Concurrido — Cheung Chau Bun Festival, vacaciones escolares en 2 de los mercados que lo llenan

• Riesgo

  Typhoon season

  1 May – 30 NovCierres

  Tropical cyclones can reach the city from May, with July to September the likeliest. A number eight signal closes offices, shops and ferries for a day, and flights go with them. Fuente ↗

• Festival

  Tuen Ng dragon boat races

  19 JunEvento deportivoMucha gente

  A public holiday, with races in the typhoon shelters at Stanley, Aberdeen, Sai Kung and Tai O. Village heats run for a fortnight around the day itself. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Cheung Chau Bun Festival (21–25 May)

Concurrido — Tuen Ng dragon boat races, vacaciones escolares en 3 de los mercados que lo llenan

En junio no empieza nada nuevo.

Sigue en marcha: Typhoon season (1 May – 30 Nov), Tuen Ng dragon boat races (19 Jun)

Tranquilo — el mes tranquilo según el editor, Hong Kong Book Fair

• Festival

  Hong Kong Book Fair

  15–25 Jul · normalmenteFestival de artesMucha gente

  Seven days at the convention centre in the middle of July that draw close to a million people, which is a strange thing to walk into unawares. Wan Chai and the harbour crossings queue with it. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Typhoon season (1 May – 30 Nov)

Tranquilo — el mes tranquilo según el editor, Summer vacation en Hong Kong

• Festival

  Yu Lan, the ghost month

  5 Ago – 15 Sep · normalmenteFiesta religiosa

  Through the seventh lunar month the Chiu Chow associations raise bamboo theatres in parks and playgrounds for opera, burn paper offerings on street corners and hand out rice at the end. Nothing shuts; the city is quietly busy with it for a month. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Typhoon season (1 May – 30 Nov)

Concurrido — Mid-Autumn and the fire dragon, vacaciones escolares en 3 de los mercados que lo llenan

• Festival

  Mid-Autumn and the fire dragon

  25–27 SepLuces y fuegoMucha gente

  Lanterns go up in Victoria Park and a straw dragon stuck with incense is carried through the lanes of Tai Hang for three nights. The day after the festival is the public holiday. Fuente ↗

Sigue en marcha: Typhoon season (1 May – 30 Nov), Yu Lan, the ghost month (5 Ago – 15 Sep (normalmente))

Máxima afluencia — el mes de más afluencia según el editor, vacaciones escolares en 3 de los mercados que lo llenan

• Temporada

  Dry hiking season

  1 Oct – 31 DicMonzón

  The northeast monsoon takes the humidity out and the ridges come back into view. This is when the trail network, not the shopping, is the reason to be here.

Sigue en marcha: Typhoon season (1 May – 30 Nov), Mid-Autumn and the fire dragon (25–27 Sep)

Máxima afluencia — el mes de más afluencia según el editor

En noviembre no empieza nada nuevo.

Sigue en marcha: Typhoon season (1 May – 30 Nov), Dry hiking season (1 Oct – 31 Dic)

Máxima afluencia — el mes de más afluencia según el editor, Christmas and New Year holidays en Hong Kong

En diciembre no empieza nada nuevo.

Sigue en marcha: Dry hiking season (1 Oct – 31 Dic)