Hong Kong Public Holidays 2027

View the complete list of public holidays and bank holidays in Hong Kong for 2027. Plan your year ahead with official dates, weekdays, and observances.

Turn a holiday into a long break

Choose how many days of leave you are willing to book. We work out which holiday gives you the longest run of days off for that spend, and mark the days to book in the calendar below. How this works →

How many days of leave will you book?

Showing the best break you can get with 2 leave days of leave.

Longest breakFriday, May 14, 2027

佛誕 (Birthday of the Buddha)

Thu, May 13 → Sun, May 16

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Book the dashed days below. Combined with the holiday and the weekend around it, your 1 leave day turn into 4 days off in a row.

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                          About Public Holidays in Hong Kong

                          Hong Kong keeps a dual calendar reflecting its history and culture: Western holidays like Good Friday and Christmas sit alongside Lunar New Year (typically three days), the Dragon Boat Festival, and Mid-Autumn Festival, all set by the Chinese lunar calendar. Hong Kong SAR Establishment Day (July 1) marks the 1997 handover from Britain to China.

                          All Public Holidays in Hong Kong 2027

                          DateDayHolidayType
                          January 1, 2027Friday一月一日 (The first day of January)Public Holiday
                          February 6, 2027Saturday農曆年初一 (Lunar New Year’s Day)Public Holiday
                          February 8, 2027Monday農曆年初三 (The third day of Lunar New Year)Public Holiday
                          February 9, 2027Tuesday農曆年初四 (The fourth day of Lunar New Year)Public Holiday
                          March 26, 2027Friday耶穌受難節 (Good Friday)Public Holiday
                          March 27, 2027Saturday耶穌受難節翌日 (The day following Good Friday)Public Holiday
                          March 29, 2027Monday復活節星期一 (Easter Monday)Public Holiday
                          April 5, 2027Monday清明節 (Ching Ming Festival)Public Holiday
                          May 1, 2027Saturday勞動節 (Labour Day)Public Holiday
                          May 13, 2027Thursday佛誕 (Birthday of the Buddha)Public Holiday
                          June 9, 2027Wednesday端午節 (Tuen Ng Festival)Public Holiday
                          July 1, 2027Thursday香港特別行政區成立紀念日 (Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day)Public Holiday
                          September 16, 2027Thursday中秋節翌日 (The day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival)Public Holiday
                          October 1, 2027Friday國慶日 (National Day)Public Holiday
                          October 8, 2027Friday重陽節 (Chung Yeung Festival)Public Holiday
                          December 25, 2027Saturday聖誕節 (Christmas Day)Public Holiday
                          December 27, 2027Monday聖誕節後第一個周日 (The first weekday after Christmas Day)Public Holiday

                          All Public Holidays in Hong Kong 2026

                          DateDayHolidayType
                          January 1, 2026Thursday一月一日 (The first day of January)Public Holiday
                          February 17, 2026Tuesday農曆年初一 (Lunar New Year’s Day)Public Holiday
                          February 18, 2026Wednesday農曆年初二 (The second day of Lunar New Year)Public Holiday
                          February 19, 2026Thursday農曆年初三 (The third day of Lunar New Year)Public Holiday
                          April 3, 2026Friday耶穌受難節 (Good Friday)Public Holiday
                          April 4, 2026Saturday耶穌受難節翌日 (The day following Good Friday)Public Holiday
                          April 6, 2026Monday清明節翌日 (The day following Ching Ming Festival)Public Holiday
                          April 7, 2026Tuesday復活節星期一翌日 (The day following Easter Monday)Public Holiday
                          May 1, 2026Friday勞動節 (Labour Day)Public Holiday
                          May 25, 2026Monday佛誕翌日 (The day following Birthday of the Buddha)Public Holiday
                          June 19, 2026Friday端午節 (Tuen Ng Festival)Public Holiday
                          July 1, 2026Wednesday香港特別行政區成立紀念日 (Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day)Public Holiday
                          September 26, 2026Saturday中秋節翌日 (The day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival)Public Holiday
                          October 1, 2026Thursday國慶日 (National Day)Public Holiday
                          October 19, 2026Monday重陽節翌日 (The day following Chung Yeung Festival)Public Holiday
                          December 25, 2026Friday聖誕節 (Christmas Day)Public Holiday
                          December 26, 2026Saturday聖誕節後第一個周日 (The first weekday after Christmas Day)Public Holiday

                          Frequently Asked Questions

                          How many public holidays are there in Hong Kong?

                          Hong Kong has 17 public holidays in 2027, 4 more than the global average of 13.

                          Which Hong Kong public holidays fall on a weekend in 2027?

                          6 public holidays fall on a weekend in Hong Kong in 2027: Labour Day (Saturday, May 1), The day following Labour Day (Saturday, May 1), Christmas Day (Saturday, December 25), The second weekday after Christmas Day (Saturday, December 25), The first weekday after Christmas Day (Sunday, December 26), The first weekday after Christmas Day (Sunday, December 26). Hong Kong substitutes some of these with a working day but not others.

                          Does Hong Kong give a day off when a holiday falls on a weekend?

                          No — Hong Kong does not grant a substitute working day when a public holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday.

                          What is the longest break possible in Hong Kong in 2027?

                          4 consecutive days off in Hong Kong in 2027, May 13–May 16, by booking 1 day of leave.

                          When is the next public holiday in Hong Kong?

                          The next public holiday in Hong Kong is 中秋節翌日 (The day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival) on September 26, 2026.

                          Which holidays in Hong Kong change date each year?

                          Lunar New Year’s Day, The second day of Lunar New Year, The third day of Lunar New Year, The fourth day of Lunar New Year, Ching Ming Festival, The day following Ching Ming Festival, Good Friday, The day following Good Friday, Easter Monday, The day following Easter Monday, Birthday of the Buddha, The day following Birthday of the Buddha, Tuen Ng Festival, The day following Tuen Ng Festival, The day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, The second day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, Chung Yeung Festival, The day following Chung Yeung Festival do not fall on the same date every year in Hong Kong, since they are set by a lunar or other variable calendar rather than a fixed date.

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