
▲The Hong Kong Dragon Boat Carnival kicks off on June 2. (Photo / Provided by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, same for all below)
Reported by Jiayun Yu / Compiled report
Hong Kong’s annual highlight, the “Dragon Boat Carnival,” will take place from June 2 to 4 this year at Victoria Harbour and the Central Harbourfront, featuring two main events: the “Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Invitational Regatta” and the “San Miguel Beer Festival.” This year’s carnival will be bigger than ever, with the venue area expanded by 50% compared to last year, the addition of several new competition categories, and a record number of international dragon boat teams and participants. The event will also incorporate many local Hong Kong elements, while 14 Hong Kong food trucks will make their first joint appearance, serving up local delicacies for a fun-filled dragon boat celebration.

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The “Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Invitational Regatta” is the world’s oldest modern dragon boat race, attracting strong teams from around the globe every year. This year’s Hong Kong Dragon Boat Carnival combines competition, food, charity, and entertainment, with over 5,000 athletes from 12 countries and regions taking part. On June 4, a special “Red Bull Dragon Roar” obstacle race will be added, along with the “Dragon Pose” competition, blending international flair with creative fun.

▲The Dragon Boat Carnival is a massive party full of joy and music.
Beyond the dragon boat races, 14 food trucks will join forces for the first time to serve authentic local specialties, along with limited-time offers in collaboration with San Miguel beer. The venue will also feature artist-created themed dragon boats and giant dragon boat paddle displays, as well as a giant dragon boat graffiti wall designed by art groups. Multiple craft and game booths will be available, making it a perfect family-friendly event.
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