All public holidays in Hong Kong 2027
| Day | Date | Public holiday | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri | New Year's Day | national | |
| Sat | Lunar New Year's Day | national | |
| Sun | The Second Day of Lunar New Year | national | |
| Tue | The Second Day of Lunar New Year | national | |
| Mon | The Third Day of Lunar New Year | national | |
| Fri | Good Friday | national | |
| Sat | The Day Following Good Friday | national | |
| Mon | Easter Monday | national | |
| Mon | Ching Ming Festival | national | |
| Sat | Labour Day | national | |
| Thu | Buddha's Birthday | national | |
| Wed | Tuen Ng Festival | national | |
| Thu | HKSAR Establishment Day | national | |
| Thu | The Day Following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival | national | |
| Fri | National Day | national | |
| Fri | Chung Yeung Festival | national | |
| Sat | Christmas Day | national | |
| Mon | The First Weekday After Christmas Day | national | |
Public holidays in Hong Kong 2027
Public holidays in January 2027
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Public holidays in July 2027
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Frequently asked questions about public holidays in Hong Kong
What public holidays are there 2027 in Hong Kong?
The nationwide public holidays in Hong Kong in 2027 are New Year's Day, Lunar New Year's Day, The Second Day of Lunar New Year, The Third Day of Lunar New Year, Good Friday, The Day Following Good Friday, Easter Monday, Ching Ming Festival, Labour Day, Buddha's Birthday, Tuen Ng Festival, HKSAR Establishment Day, The Day Following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, National Day, Chung Yeung Festival, Christmas Day and The First Weekday After Christmas Day.