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Yuen Long Day x Night Vibes @ Shap Pat Heung Tin Hau Festival Grand Showcase by Yuen Long Day x Night Vibes @ Shap Pat Heung Tin Hau Festival Grand Showcase Organising Committee at Long Ngai Path & On Hing Playground, Yuen Long, New Territories<br>Kick-off Ceremony cum Night Show: Long Ngai Path, Yuen Long, New Territories<br>Grand Parade:<br>Procession Start Point: Yuen Long Town Centre, Yuen Long, New Territories;<br>Ceremony & Performance: Long Ngai Path, Yuen Long, New Territories;<br>Fa pau<br>Raffle: Tai Shu Ha Tin Hau Temple, Yuen Long, New Territorie, in 8–10 May 2026
Highlighted Activities:
Kick-off Ceremony cum Night Show: 8 May 2026
Grand Parade: 9 May 2026. You can view the Yuen Long Day x Night Vibes @ Shap Pat Heung Tin Hau Festival Grand Showcase event venue, event theme, etc. on this page.


  • Festivals Event Name: Yuen Long Day x Night Vibes @ Shap Pat Heung Tin Hau Festival Grand Showcase
  • Related Themes: Chinese Festivals - Festivals
  • Organiser(s): Yuen Long Day x Night Vibes @ Shap Pat Heung Tin Hau Festival Grand Showcase Organising Committee
  • Festival Description: The Yuen Long Shap Pat Heung Tin Hau Festival Procession is a traditional celebratory event held annually on the 23rd day of the third lunar month in Yuen Long. Since 1963, it has become an important celebration and is one of the largest Tin Hau Festival events in Hong Kong, recognised as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2021.
    A highlight of the festival is the Shap Pat Heung
    fa pau
    (large floral tributes made of bamboo and paper) parade, which boasts a history of over 60 years. During the celebration day,
    fa pau
    groups and performance teams from different villages will present dragon dances, lion dances and other traditional performances.
    This year, the event has been significantly upscaled to a grand three-day celebration, featuring not only the traditional parade but also a vibrant lineup that includes Yuen Long food bazaar, giant
    fa pau
    exhibition (exceeding 9 metres in height), specialty stage performances, art and cultural workshops, adorable photo spots and a family fun zone. The highlight will be the kick-off ceremony on 8 May, featuring a 3.47-metre giant Tai Ping Drum to symbolise unity and strength, followed by a spectacular illumination show and a mesmerising glow-in-the-dark Yingge dance.
    Find out more about the history and celebrations of the Birthday of Tin Hau and other major traditional Chinese festivals in Hong Kong
    here
    .
  • Festival Date: 8–10 May 2026
    Highlighted Activities:
    Kick-off Ceremony cum Night Show: 8 May 2026
    Grand Parade: 9 May 2026
  • Festival Time: 11am to 10pm, 8–10 May
    Highlighted Activities:
    Kick-off Ceremony cum Night Show: 7pm, 8 May;
    Grand Parade: 10am, 9 May
  • Venue Remarks: Long Ngai Path & On Hing Playground, Yuen Long, New Territories
    Kick-off Ceremony cum Night Show: Long Ngai Path, Yuen Long, New Territories
    Grand Parade:
    Procession Start Point: Yuen Long Town Centre, Yuen Long, New Territories;
    Ceremony & Performance: Long Ngai Path, Yuen Long, New Territories;
    Fa pau
    Raffle: Tai Shu Ha Tin Hau Temple, Yuen Long, New Territorie
  • Ticket_Price: Free Admissio
  • Tel: 2476 2264
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