Celebrating CNY in Hong Kong, where it's 'grand and festive'


Man Mo Temple is where parents take their children for blessings before sitting for an exam. — Photos: Hong Kong Tourism Board

It's normal to want to travel abroad during a festive season just to experience what it is like to celebrate in another country. For example, many people head to Europe during the year-end holidays to have a “cool Christmas”. If they’re lucky, there might even be snow.

During the Chinese New Year, some folks make a trip to Hong Kong or Taiwan, where the celebration is grand and festive. Of course, it’s usually grand in Malaysia too, but it’s always good to experience something new, right?

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