Easter Monday

Easter Monday in Hong Kong is a public holiday that follows Easter Sunday, which commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. As part of the Easter celebrations, it is observed by Christians and the wider community. In Hong Kong, a city known for its blend of Eastern and Western cultures, Easter Monday is a time for relaxation, family gatherings, and religious observances. Many people attend church services, while others take advantage of the long weekend to enjoy leisure activities, travel, or participate in festive events. Shops, businesses, and government offices are typically closed, allowing residents to unwind and celebrate. The holiday reflects Hong Kong's multicultural identity, combining Christian traditions with the city's vibrant lifestyle.