Hong Kong’s annual Winterfest is the focus of the city’s seasonal celebrations and the best place to get into the holiday spirit. The traditional centrepiece of the celebrations is the dazzling 30-metre high Christmas tree in Central’s Statue Square. The lights are switched on until 11p.m each evening. The square will also be filled with Christmas related stalls.
In other Christmas evets, you can also look forward roving carol singers on trams, buses and vans trying to cheer up desperate shoppers as the clock ticks down to D-Day. And, if you’ve got the kids, you shouldn’t miss a visit to Disneyland’s Sparkling Christmas.We’ve got it all covered in Christmas Events in Hong Kong.
i was wondering if hong kong will now start issuing visa’s now that the olympics. i will be traveling there from the states but i cant find any info on this, or how much it will cost. i will be going in late spring and early summer, if u could get back to me that would be great!!! this site has been most helpful!!! thankyou!!!
i was wondering if hong kong will now start issuing visa’s now that the olympics are over. i will be traveling there from the states but i cant find anyinfo on this or how much it will cost. i will be going in there late spring and earlt summer, i will head to hong kong, hopefully apply for the visa into china there, visit, and leave. if u could get back to me, that would be great!!! this site has been most helpful!!! thankyou!
This year’s Winterfest is a joke. None of the enrgy or good feelings of a year ago.