About Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival
The Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival, known as δΈη§η―ηΏζ₯ in Hong Kong, is a public holiday that allows people to continue the celebrations of the Mid-Autumn Festival. This day is often seen as an extension of the festivities, where families gather to enjoy the moonlight and share traditional foods.
Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival is a public holiday in Hong Kong. In 2025, it falls on Tuesday, October 7. In the local language, this holiday is known as "δΈη§η―ηΏζ₯". This holiday does not fall on the same date every year β its date varies annually.
This is a national holiday, observed throughout all of Hong Kong. Most businesses, government offices, and schools are closed on this day.
Traditions & Customs
In Hong Kong, people often take this day to relax and spend time with family and friends, enjoying mooncakes and tea. Many also participate in outdoor activities, such as lantern displays and moon-gazing, to appreciate the beauty of the full moon.
Did You Know?
Unlike the Mid-Autumn Festival itself, which is rich with specific rituals, the day following is more about leisure and enjoying the lingering festive atmosphere.
Holiday Details
| Holiday Name | Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival |
| Local Name | δΈη§η―ηΏζ₯ |
| Date | Tuesday, October 7, 2025 |
| Country |  Hong Kong |
| Type | Public |
| Scope | National β observed throughout the country |
| Fixed Date | No β date varies annually |
Holiday Greeting
"δΈη§η―εΏ«ζ¨ (Happy Mid-Autumn Festival)"
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival a public holiday in Hong Kong?
Yes, it is a public holiday in Hong Kong, allowing residents to continue their celebrations and enjoy time with family.
What traditional foods are enjoyed on this day?
People typically enjoy mooncakes, which are a staple of the Mid-Autumn Festival, as well as other festive treats like pomelos and tea.
Are there any special events or activities on this day?
While there are no formal events, many families organize picnics or gatherings outdoors to appreciate the moonlight and spend quality time together.
When is Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 in Hong Kong?
Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 in Hong Kong falls on Tuesday, October 7, 2025.
Is Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival a public holiday in Hong Kong?
Yes, Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival is a public holiday in Hong Kong. It is observed nationwide.
Is Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival on the same date every year?
Day following the Mid-Autumn Festival does not have a fixed date and varies from year to year.