3 Exciting Activities in Hong Kong Autumn, Tourist Like a Local

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3 Exciting Activities in Autumn Hong Kong, Tourist Like a Local

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Dream - Hong Kong continues to give a warm welcome to all visitors. In addition to tourist destinations such as shopping centers, museums, and delicious cuisine that you can visit, there are a series of exciting activities in Hong Kong that are guaranteed to make your trip unforgettable. Right in this autumn season, Hong Kong presents several activities that are surely held every year for the community and all tourists to interact and immerse themselves in the seasonal celebration of this city.

1. Fire Dragon Dance Tai Hang

Coinciding with the Mid-Autumn Festival on September 29th, you can enjoy the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance for three consecutive days, from September 28th to 30th.

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3 Exciting Activities in Hong Kong Autumn, Tourist Like a Local

To pass on the tradition, Hong Kong prepares a mini version of the Fire Dragon so that the younger generation can experience and join the Fire Dragon Dance Team. Of course, this method is one form of fostering strong community bonds among the residents of Tai Hang.

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This place has a themed restaurant on the first floor, which combines traditional Hakka style with modern taste, and the second floor serves as a place for educational workshops, cultural classes, and discussions about traditional Chinese culture.

2. Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon

After enjoying the performance of the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance, next month there will be the Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon, precisely on October 22, 2023.

Located in Tsim Sha Tsui East, you can participate in a bicycle race that is divided into two categories, namely non-competitive and competitive. For the non-competitive category, you can participate in racing distances such as the 50km Ride, 30km Ride, and Family Fun Ride. Meanwhile, the competitive category is in the form of a UCI Class 1.1 Road Race.

Working together with the Guangdong Sports Bureau and the Guangdong Cycling Association, cyclists from Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau will race along the beautiful Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui East. The aim of this event is to foster cross-city exchanges in the Greater Bay Area, explore opportunities for larger-scale sports events, promote multi-destination travel, and strengthen Hong Kong's position as an international tourism event center in the Greater Bay Area.

3. Hong Kong Dine Festival

While enjoying the beauty of Hong Kong at night, you can invite your travel partner to the Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival held from October 26th to 29th, 2023, at Central Harbourfront Event Space.

Located in the stunning Victoria Harbour skyline, this four-day event offers a sensational outdoor dining and wine experience. Not only that, you can also visit the Tasting Theatre to participate in tasting and cooking workshops, as well as enjoy live entertainment on stage. The Tasting Theatre will showcase renowned chefs from around the world, who will demonstrate their culinary skills. Local culinary maestros will showcase their delicious creations and signature dishes, offering a feast for all senses.

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