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Welcome to
Hong Kong

Explore the city and islands with ease. Discover the flavours of Hong Kong through local secrets, international gems and must-see landmarks to enjoy your WXV tour.

16 September

The iconic Happy Wednesday is a vibrant midweek horse racing festival that combines live entertainment, global cuisine, and live sport. The Happy Valley Racecourse transforms into a dazzling, neon-lit festival against a breathtaking backdrop of city skyscrapers.

Happy Wednesday crowd
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Chinese Culture Festival

6 - 9 September

Theme: Legends

The CCF preserves and promotes Chinese culture with innovative ideas and in contemporary language, welcoming visitors of all ages and backgrounds to experience the timeless charm and contemporary vitality of Chinese cultural traditions, with programmes and activities based on Chinese legends and stories. Discover Sui and Tang Dynasties, folk tales and more.

What's On: September

Mid autumn tai hang fire dragon
1 September - 1 October
  • Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance (24-26 Sept): A 67-meter dragon covered in glowing incense sticks winds through Causeway Bay.

  • Victoria Park Lantern Carnival (17-27 Sept): Features massive, bright lantern displays and cultural shows.

  • Lee Tung Avenue: The pedestrian walk in Wan Chai shines with hundreds of hanging Chinese lanterns.

Lingo

“Josun” — Hello / Good morning

“Nei ho” — Hello / Good day

“Mm-goi” — Thank you / Please

Travel Basics

  • Always keep a photo of your passport ID page on your phone.
  • Use HK$ for all local transport and street food purchases. (Visa/Mastercard, Octopus, Cash)
  • Check the weather forecast before heading to any Outlaying-island.
  • Mini-buses do NOT take credit card. Octopus or cash (no change).
  • Sometimes walking is faster than public transport.
  • Most vendors can speak English.
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