Hong Kong fireworks festivals are legendary, watching as thousands of bright lights explode over the world's most beautiful harbour is simply a mesmerizing experience, one you should not miss if you happen to be in Hong Kong during one of these occasions.
The most favourite spot to watch is from the Tsim Sha Tsui side with the Central Skyline in the background, you can watch all along the Promenade and the Avenue of the Stars from the Star Ferry Terminal to the New World Centre in the East.
Chinese New Year: The most popular of Chinese festivals, Chinese New Year falls on January or February in the Western calendar. Fireworks are an essential part of the celebrations and in Hong Kong the New Year is greeted with an extraordinary 25 to 30 minute production which can be seen from both sides of the Harbour.
These are some of the best outdoor free spots to watch the fireworks in Hong Kong:
Here the photo was taken at the Hung Hom ferry pier which has less crowds than at Tsim Sha Tsui area. We arrived at Hung Hom ferry pier after the fireworks had started for 10 minutes, and we still can see this view below.
