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The third day of Lunar New Year

The third day of Lunar New Year — Public Holiday
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Details

Country
HK Hong Kong
Scope
Nationwide
Type
Public Holiday
Gazetted
Yes — official day off

Business Impact

Impact Description
Government offices, banks, schools, and most businesses are typically closed.

Notes

Third day of the Lunar New Year celebration, marked by family visits and festivities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is The third day of Lunar New Year a public holiday in Hong Kong?
Yes, The third day of Lunar New Year is an official public holiday in Hong Kong. Government offices, banks, and most businesses are typically closed.
When is The third day of Lunar New Year 2026?
The third day of Lunar New Year 2026 falls on February 19, 2026.

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