Hong Kong Public Holidays 2028
2028年香港公眾假期2028年勞工假期
Not every 2028 date has been officially announced yet, so some of these are the expected dates and could still change. The page is updated as they are confirmed.
Hong Kong has 19 nationwide public holidays in 2028. Replacement days for holidays that fall on a weekend are listed as their own rows.
List of Hong Kong public holidays in 2028
| Date | Holiday | Where |
|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day元旦 | Nationwide | |
| Lunar New Year農曆新年 | Nationwide | |
| Second day of Lunar New Year農曆年初二 | Nationwide | |
| Third day of Lunar New Year農曆年初三 | Nationwide | |
| Ching Ming Festival清明節 | Nationwide | |
| Good Friday耶穌受難節 | Nationwide | |
| Good Friday Holiday耶穌受難節假期 | Nationwide | |
| Easter Monday復活節星期一 | Nationwide | |
| Labour Day勞動節 | Nationwide | |
| Buddha's Birthday佛誕 | Nationwide | |
| Dragon Boat Festival端午節 | Nationwide | |
| Dragon Boat Festival Holiday端午節假期 | Nationwide | |
| Hong Kong SAR Establishment Day香港特別行政區成立紀念日 | Nationwide | |
| National Day國慶日 | Nationwide | |
| National Day Holiday國慶日假期 | Nationwide | |
| Mid-Autumn Festival Holiday中秋節假期 | Nationwide | |
| Chung Yeung Festival重陽節 | Nationwide | |
| Christmas Day聖誕節 | Nationwide | |
| The first weekday after Christmas Day聖誕節後第一個周日 | Nationwide |
Hong Kong long weekends in 2028
6 breaks of three days or more, from nationwide holidays next to a weekend.
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5 days off
Lunar New Year, Second day of Lunar New Year, Third day of Lunar New Year
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4 days off
Good Friday, Good Friday Holiday, Easter Monday
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4 days off
Labour Day, Buddha's Birthday
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3 days off
Dragon Boat Festival, Dragon Boat Festival Holiday
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3 days off
National Day, National Day Holiday
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4 days off
Christmas Day, The first weekday after Christmas Day
Every Hong Kong holiday on your phone
Hong Kong Calendar shows public holidays, school holidays and long weekends, with the lunar calendar and a home screen widget. It works offline and needs no sign-up. On iPhone, get Lunar Calendar & Holidays and choose Hong Kong.
Not a government website. Dates follow official announcements where they have been made; authorities can still add or move holidays, so check official sources for anything important.