Hong Kong SAR China

Public holidays in Hong Kong SAR China in 2029

Hong Kong SAR China has 17 public holidays in 2029; 15 fall on weekdays.

January

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February

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March

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April

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May

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June

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July

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August

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September

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October

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November

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December

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Holiday

Long weekends and bridge days in 2029

  • Sat, 30 Dec 2028 – Mon, 1 Jan 20293 days off · The first day of January
  • Tue 13 Feb – Thu 15 Feb3 days off · Lunar New Year’s Day, The second day of Lunar New Year and The third day of Lunar New Year
  • Fri 30 Mar – Mon 2 Apr4 days off · Good Friday, The day following Good Friday and Easter Monday
  • Sat 19 May – Mon 21 May3 days off · The day following Birthday of the Buddha
  • Sat 30 Jun – Mon 2 Jul3 days off · The day following Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day
  • Sat 22 Sept – Mon 24 Sept3 days off · The second day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival
  • Sat 29 Sept – Mon 1 Oct3 days off · National Day
  • Bridge day: take Mon 12 Feb off, and Sat 10 Feb – Thu 15 Feb is 6 days off in a row (Lunar New Year’s Day, The second day of Lunar New Year and The third day of Lunar New Year).
  • Bridge day: take Fri 16 Feb off, and Tue 13 Feb – Sun 18 Feb is 6 days off in a row (Lunar New Year’s Day, The second day of Lunar New Year and The third day of Lunar New Year).
  • Bridge day: take Tue 3 Apr off, and Fri 30 Mar – Wed 4 Apr is 6 days off in a row (Good Friday, The day following Good Friday, Easter Monday and Ching Ming Festival).
  • Bridge day: take Mon 30 Apr off, and Sat 28 Apr – Tue 1 May is 4 days off in a row (Labour Day).
  • Bridge day: take Mon 15 Oct off, and Sat 13 Oct – Tue 16 Oct is 4 days off in a row (Chung Yeung Festival).
  • Bridge day: take Mon 24 Dec off, and Sat 22 Dec – Wed 26 Dec is 5 days off in a row (Christmas Day and The first weekday after Christmas Day).
  • Bridge day: take Mon 31 Dec off, and Sat, 29 Dec 2029 – Tue, 1 Jan 2030 is 4 days off in a row (The first day of January).

Counted with the weekend in Hong Kong SAR China (Saturday and Sunday) and the holidays that apply everywhere: a long weekend is three or more days off in a row, and a bridge day is a single working day between a holiday and a weekend or another holiday.

All public holidays in Hong Kong SAR China in 2029

DateHolidayType
Mon 1 JanThe first day of January一月一日Public holiday
Tue 13 FebLunar New Year’s Day農曆年初一Public holiday
Wed 14 FebThe second day of Lunar New Year農曆年初二Public holiday
Thu 15 FebThe third day of Lunar New Year農曆年初三Public holiday
Fri 30 MarGood Friday耶穌受難節Public holiday
Sat 31 Maron a weekendThe day following Good Friday耶穌受難節翌日Public holiday
Mon 2 AprEaster Monday復活節星期一Public holiday
Wed 4 AprChing Ming Festival清明節Public holiday
Tue 1 MayLabour Day勞動節Public holiday
Mon 21 MayThe day following Birthday of the Buddha佛誕翌日Public holiday
Sat 16 Junon a weekendTuen Ng Festival端午節Public holiday
Mon 2 JulThe day following Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day香港特別行政區成立紀念日翌日Public holiday
Mon 24 SeptThe second day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival中秋節後第二日Public holiday
Mon 1 OctNational Day國慶日Public holiday
Tue 16 OctChung Yeung Festival重陽節Public holiday
Tue 25 DecChristmas Day聖誕節Public holiday
Wed 26 DecThe first weekday after Christmas Day聖誕節後第一個周日Public holiday

Good to know

  • Dates worked out from the date-holidays rules, version 3.37.0, and checked day by day against Nager.Date’s for 2026 to 2028.
  • 2029 wasn’t among the years checked; its dates follow the same rules.
  • A holiday declared at short notice, for an event or an election, may be missing.