Have you decided where to spend Christmas this December? Hong Kong, a paradise for shopping and dining, is simply the perfect choice. The Swarovski Crystal Christmas Tree in Central will be on display from November 29 to January 2 next year, sure to captivate many visitors. Not only that—the arrival of the Hong Kong Shopping Festival, coupled with the allure of its cuisine, is expected to draw a large crowd of New Year’s revelers to celebrate Christmas 2010 in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong’s Miramar Shopping Centre has been popular for over a decade and remains a top destination.
This year’s Festive Winter Wonderland features a crystal Christmas tree presented by Swarovski, the world-renowned leader in precision-cut crystals, taking visitors into a dazzling crystal world. Standing 30 meters tall in the Central district, the tree is composed of silver and gold diamond-shaped mirrors, adorned with more than 20 million Swarovski crystals that shimmer brilliantly. Over 200 Swarovski 2010 Christmas ornaments will light up each evening at dusk along with a spectacular light show, while a six-meter-high fountain set up in front of the tree creates a breathtaking and intricate visual spectacle.
The Christmas tree lighting hours are daily from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and from 6:00 PM to 12:15 AM on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. The dazzling light shows take place every evening from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, with a show every 30 minutes.
The city’s renowned food districts, nightlife hotspots, and hotels are also rolling out festive food promotions to treat your taste buds. As the joyful New Year’s Eve arrives, the spectacular countdown event attended by thousands will take the festive atmosphere to new heights, creating a citywide celebration to remember. This winter, retail stores across the city are holding major winter sales—don’t miss the best time for some crazy shopping.
Hong Kong is also a beloved food paradise for many, and its sweet treats are famous far and wide.
Ngong Ping Village will host its first-ever outdoor Snowy Christmas, featuring a giant Christmas-themed cable car decoration. Visitors can join live Christmas food exhibitions and family-friendly Christmas workshops. The activities will kick off starting December 3.
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