Please accept this warm guide to the 2023 New Year's Eve fireworks display

The magnificent night sky over Victoria Harbour will turn into a giant canvas on New Year's Eve, where a fireworks display will be staged on both sides of the harbour. Many major buildings on Hong Kong Island will set off dazzling and enchanting fireworks, accompanied by countless searchlights, lasers, LED screen patterns, and lighting effects, illuminating both sides of Victoria Harbour and warmly welcoming the brilliant 2023! How can we miss such a dreamy scene? 👇 Here are the viewing spots for you to keep in mind: Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade: Crowded, but the promenade is long. The police will control the flow of people, so you need to occupy a spot early. Harbour City 'Ocean Terminal Deck': Crowded, you can sit on the artificial grass. Additionally, you can dine in the building's restaurants and watch the fireworks. Hung Hom Promenade: Expected to be less crowded. Signal Hill Garden in Tsim Sha Tsui: Some views may be blocked, but it's relatively less crowded. West Kowloon Cultural District: Likely to be crowded. Fei Ngo Shan/Kowloon Peak: Because it requires hiking, there might be fewer people, but safety and transportation when descending the mountain at midnight need to be considered. Tamar Park/Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park: Crowded, need to occupy a spot in advance. The Peak: Great view, but you need to occupy a spot very early, and it may take a long time to wait for transportation when descending. 🤔For those who are afraid of crowds or the cold, I recommend you to directly book a harbour view hotel room where you can clearly see the countdown fireworks. You can also shout out the countdown in the hotel! Let's take a look 👀 🏨Empire Hotel Hong Kong (Tsim Sha Tsui) 🏨Eaton HK 🏨The Langham, Hong Kong 🏨Maple Leaf Guest House 🏨Tai Xing Hotel 🏨Tian Yi Hotel Wishing everyone a smooth and happy new year~