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Month-by-month weather, crowds, prices, and festival calendar — so you know exactly when to book.
Month-by-month breakdown of weather, crowds, prices, and seasonal highlights.
| Month | Score | Weather | Crowds | Prices | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 17-21°C, dry and sunny with cool evenings | moderate | moderate |
⚠ Lunar New Year can cause some closures and increased local travel. | |
| February | 18-22°C, mild with occasional drizzle | moderate | moderate |
⚠ Can be humid and foggy at times. | |
| March | 20-25°C, increasingly humid with showers | moderate | moderate |
⚠ Humidity starts to rise significantly. | |
| April | 24-29°C, warm with scattered showers | high | high |
⚠ Easter can lead to higher crowds and prices. | |
| May | 26-31°C, hot and humid with frequent rain | moderate | moderate |
⚠ The start of the typhoon season, though major storms are rare this early. | |
| June | 28-32°C, very hot, humid, and rainy | moderate | moderate |
⚠ High humidity and frequent, heavy rain; typhoon risk increases. | |
| July | 29-33°C, extremely hot, humid, with heavy downpours | moderate | moderate |
⚠ Peak typhoon season and intense heat; best to stay indoors. | |
| August | 29-33°C, very hot, humid, and rainy | moderate | moderate |
⚠ Still peak typhoon season and oppressive heat. | |
| September | 27-31°C, hot and humid with lingering typhoons | moderate | moderate |
⚠ Typhoon risk remains high, and the heat can be intense. | |
| October | 23-27°C, pleasant, dry, and sunny | high | high |
⚠ A very popular month, book accommodations and flights in advance. | |
| November | 20-24°C, cool, dry, and sunny | moderate | moderate |
⚠ One of the most pleasant months for sightseeing. | |
| December | 18-22°C, cool, dry, and sunny | high | high |
⚠ Christmas and New Year's lead to peak crowds and prices. |
The most important traditional festival with vibrant celebrations, parades, and fireworks.
A unique festival on Cheung Chau island featuring giant buns, lion dances, and a bun-snatching competition.
Celebrated with exciting dragon boat races and the eating of zongzi (sticky rice dumplings).
Families gather for moon gazing, lantern displays, and enjoying mooncakes.
A large outdoor festival celebrating food and wine from around the world, often held by the harbour.
The city is beautifully decorated, with spectacular fireworks over Victoria Harbour on New Year's Eve.
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