Hong Kong Events - January 2026
Complete guide to events in Hong Kong for January 2026. Found 2 events with detailed information, tickets, and booking details.
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📅 Educational Events
Fire Horse Year Flower Shopping Guide - Special CNY Preparations
📅 Thursday, January 01, 2026 at 07:00 AM
Prepare for the extraordinary Fire Horse Year with expert flower selection guidance! Chinese New Year Day falls on Tuesday 17 February 2026 (Year of the Fire Horse), so plan ahead: shop early in the run-up for the best prices, and expect the fullest selection with the highest prices in the final days before New Year. Fire element flowers essential: deep crimson roses (passionate love and burning ambition), orange marigolds (transformative power), red chrysanthemums (joy and optimism). Odd numbers (9, 15) especially auspicious. Cultural consultations available at major vendors.
📍 Location: Flower Market Road, Mong Kok, Hong Kong
🏷️ Categories: Educational, Seasonal, Market Activity
📅 Market Activity Events
Year-Round Flower Market Discovery - Mong Kok Experience
📅 Thursday, January 01, 2026 at 06:00 AM
Explore Hong Kong's iconic Flower Market 365 days a year! Over 50 permanent shops along Flower Market Road and connecting streets (Fa Yuen Street, Yuen Po Street, Prince Edward Road). Daily operations: Wholesale hours 6-9am (bulk buying, best wholesale prices), Retail hours 9am-7pm (individual shoppers, tourists, photographers). Specialties: 25+ orchid varieties, seasonal cut flowers, potted plants, bonsai trees, air-purifying plants, gardening supplies, floral accessories. Notable vendors: Lun Li Trading (kumquats), Nice Garden Orchid (orchid specialists), Chung Tin Orchid (rare varieties), Yee Fat Trading. Perfect combination with Bird Market, Goldfish Market, Ladies Market for authentic Hong Kong experience. MTR: Prince Edward Exit B1. Free admission, photography-friendly, family-friendly.
📍 Location: Flower Market Road, Mong Kok, Hong Kong
🏷️ Categories: Market Activity, Year-Round, Cultural
Not just the Flower Market Road itself but neighboring streets like Sai Yee and parts of Prince Edward Road are full of flower shops
