13 Dec 2013

Around-the-world Christmas celebration: The Hong Kong New Year Fireworks and Countdown celebration

The Hong Kong New Year Fireworks and Countdown celebration is one of the most promising events throughout the year in this ‘Pearl of the Orient’ island.

Albeit the incomparability to the 20-minute spectacular fireworks in Chinese New Year or Independence Day, these New Year ones turn Hong Kong’s night skies into a blaze of light and glittering colour. The fireworks were set off from several buildings and skyscrapers in the island with countdown happening at the International Finance Centre (IFC), an integrated commercial building complex in Hong Kong, throughout a four-minute lighting display.
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The Fireworks and Countdown Celebration 2013 has been the most magnificent in history. This event is sponsored by the New World Development Corporation with the theme “New Year New World”. Last year, it was organised at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre instead of the IFC as usual. Having been initiated from skyscrapers and Victoria Harbour, the pyromusical last for eight minutes, the longest in history with the widest vision.
The Fireworks and Countdown Celebration 2014 is similarly planned as past years. In addition, there will be a “Shooting Stars” highlight beginning an hour before the countdown. Dashes of light will be

When

The fireworks display will start at midnight of 31/12/2013. Countdown will begin 60 seconds before midnight. Visitors are encouraged to early as possible to reserve the best viewing area.
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Where

The New Year Fireworks and Countdown Celebration is regarded as a not-to-missed event showcasing the glamour of Victoria Harbour and the famous skyline of Hong Kong. Therefore, a few suggestions below may help you identify a nice viewing area:
  1. 1. Kowloon Island: Along the Tsim Sha Tsui cape, in between the Avenue of Stars and Hong Kong Cultural Centre
  2. 2. Hong Kong Island: New Central Harbourfront
  3. 3. Golden Bauhinia Square
  4. 4. Victoria Harbour: Enjoy an evening cruise on the Harbour whilst indulging yourself in the fireworks display

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