Hong Kong celebrates mid-autumn festival with the Fire Dragon Dance Hong Kong celebrates its mid-autumn festival, which follows a successful harvest, with the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance. The dance features more than 300 performers parading a 67-metre-long dragon through the grid-like streets of the Tai Hang district.

On the evening of Mid-Autumn Festival, which falls each year on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunisolar calendar, villagers from Pok Fu Lam Village on the southwestern edge of Hong Kong Island parage through the narrow lanes with a fire dragon to pray for well-being.

Global travelers are invited to experience the vibrant nighttime celebrations taking place in Hong Kong this fall. In addition to the Fire Dragon Dance, Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations also include young dragon dancers carrying a dragon decorated with 10,

Thousands of excited Hongkongers and visitors lined the streets of Causeway Bay to watch an expanded fire dragon dance on Tuesday evening while others thronged the Wan Chai waterfront for the city’s first drone show to mark the Mid-Autumn Festival,

Colourful lanterns and festive installations illuminated Hong Kong on the eve of Mid-Autumn Festival on Monday. At Victoria Park in Causeway Bay, children and their families danced under the glow of the bright lights.