Mid-Autumn Festival: Celebrating Tradition with Hong Kong's First-Ever Drone Show
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival in Hong Kong
This year's Mid-Autumn Festival will be marked with a spectacular first-ever seasonal drone show, planned to take place along Wan Chai's waterfront on September 17. The show, which welcomes thousands of drones, aims to boost tourism during the festive period.
Exciting Events Unveiled
Among the highlights are traditional festivities such as the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance from September 16 to 18. This dance features a replica of the mythical dragon made from burning incense sticks, parading down an extended route from Wun Sha Street to Tung Lo Wan Road.
- Drone Show featuring mooncakes and lanterns
- Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance
- Children's LED dragon performance
- Interactive installations and photo opportunities
A Boost for Tourism
With Hong Kong's tourism authority hopeful for increased visitor numbers, industry leaders believe these extravagant events will encourage last-minute travel plans. Gianna Hsu Wong Mei-lun, chairwoman of the Travel Industry Council, emphasized the significance of making such festive events long-term fixtures for enticing tourists.
For those wanting to witness the drone show, prime viewing spots along the waterfront are recommended, as the display will not be visible from Kowloon. The Mid-Autumn Festival promises an unforgettable experience for locals and tourists alike, filled with vibrancy and cultural pride.
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