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How to Celebrate Mid Autumn Festival in Hong Kong 2026: Best Route from Wan Chai to Causeway Bay

Writer: Go Wanchai
Go Wanchai
Sep 26
1 min read

Mid-Autumn Festival in Hong Kong is a magical blend of glowing lanterns, fragrant mooncakes, and lively community spirit. If you’re wondering what's the best route in Hong Kong island to celebrate this year's festival, follow this compact Wan Chai → Causeway Bay route. You’ll see heritage lanterns at Lee Tung Avenue and the Blue House, then hop over to Victoria Park for this year's international lantern carnival — all within an easy evening outing.


Main attractions: Victoria Park Lantern Carnival (Causeway Bay); Lee Tung Avenue lantern displays (Wan Chai); Blue House lanterns (Wan Chai).


Best time to go: Arrive after sunset, ideally 7:30–9:30 PM for lanterns and atmosphere.


Route: Start at Wan Chai (Lee Tung Avenue / Blue House) → walk around 30 minutes or take MTR one stop to Causeway Bay (Victoria Park).


Why this route: Compact, easy on foot or MTR, great for families and photographers.


Lee Tung Avenue lantern displays:


Lee Tung Avenue
Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai

Blue house with lanterns (be aware that the opening time is from 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm):


Blue House, Wan Chai
Blue House, Wan Chai

2026 Mid-autumn Fesitival in Blue House, Wan Chai
Mid-autumn Festival in Hong Kong
Blue House, Wan Chai
Blue House, Hong Kong

Causeway bay, Victoria Park, International Lantern Festival:


Causeway bay victoria park mid-autumn festival
Traditional Chinese Lanterns

2026 hong kong international lantern festival
Amazing lanterns display

2026 VCITORA PARK INTENRAITONAL LANTERN FESTIVAL
Victoria Park, Causeway Bay

2026 VCITORA PARK INTENRAITONAL LANTERN FESTIVAL
International Lantern Spectacular
2026 VCITORA PARK INTENRAITONAL LANTERN FESTIVAL


Whether you’re a local or visiting Hong Kong for the first time, the Wan Chai to Causeway Bay route offers a perfect Mid‑Autumn evening: heritage charm, modern spectacle, and plenty of photo ops. Pack a charger, bring your appetite for mooncakes, and enjoy the glow. Happy Mid‑Autumn Festival!

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