Experience a prolonged Lunar New Year celebration in 2026 for Hong Kong residents, with nine consecutive days off, accompanied by six extended weekends.
Hitting the Road for Six Long Weekends in 2026!
Get ready to pack your bags, Hong Kong! With 17 public holidays scheduled for next year, you've got a golden opportunity to embark on six mesmerizing long weekends. Let's dive into the long-awaited breaks that await you in 2026!
The Hong Kong government recently announced the public holidays lineup for 2026, and it's nothing short of exciting! You can dive into holidays without worrying about FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), as you'll be able to enjoy at least six long weekends next year.
Here's a quick rundown:
- Lunar New Year: Ring in the Chinese New Year with a three-day celebration from February 17 to 19. Work five days a week? No sweat! By taking off February 16 and 20, you'll stretch your break to a whopping nine days!
- Easter: Kick back and unwind for a remarkable Easter break from April 3 to 7. This includes Good Friday, a substitute holiday on Monday (in place of the Ching Ming Festival, which happens on Easter Sunday), and an additional holiday on Tuesday. You'll have five continuous days off!
- Labour Day: Kick off your summer on a high note with a three-day weekend on May 1! Remember, one-day holidays are like snacks; six long weekends are the main course!
- Buddha's Birthday: Catch your breath on another satisfying long weekend this year, with May 25 designated as a substitute holiday (since the actual day falls on Sunday) to create an extended break.
- Tuen Ng Festival: Also known as the Dragon Boat Festival, get ready for some thrilling races on June 19, which can be the starting point for a long weekend, if planned accordingly.
- Chung Yeung Festival: If the festival falls on a Sunday (October 18), you'll have a musical encore on Monday (October 19), making another melodious long weekend!
Last but not least, gear up for a festive Christmas this year! On December 25, Christmas Day, and the following Saturday, December 26 (a substitute holiday for Boxing Day, falling on a Sunday), you've got yourself yet another long weekend to indulge in holiday cheer!
All in all, 2026 is shaping up to be a marvelous year for Hong Kong residents seeking much-needed rest and adventure. With nine-day-long Lunar New Year breaks and a five-day Easter extravaganza, there's no shortage of opportunities for long-awaited escapes. So, what are you waiting for? Start planning your trip today!
Plan your exciting travel itinerary for six mesmerizing long weekends in 2026, Hong Kong! With the opportunity to embark on adventures during breaks for Lunar New Year, Easter, Labour Day, Buddha's Birthday, Tuen Ng Festival, and Chung Yeung Festival, your lifestyle will be transformed into one of leisure and exploration next year.
