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Lunar New Year flower market kicks off in Mong Kok

  • By: CHEUNG Ka Yi Ann、ZHANG Jiahe RoysEdited by: ZHANG Yiping
  • 2026-02-14

The Mong Kok Lunar New Year flower market opened today at Fa Hui Park. This fair will run for 7 days until 1 February, the first day of the Lunar New Year. The fair features a total of 136 stalls, including 64 flower stalls, 66 decoration stalls, and 16 fast-food stalls.

Follow the link below to watch the full reel:

https://youtube.com/shorts/YC8vugA2QpI?feature=share

There are 14 flower markets across Hong Kong this year.

 

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