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2015 Mid - Autumn Festival Offers From HK Accommodation Sector

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A luxury asia tours variety of hotels and serviced apartments in Hong Kong celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, considered by many to be one of the most important annual festivals and which Hong Kong celebrates which has a characteristic blending of tradition and modernity.
Bay Bridge Hong Kong by Hotel G has luxury asia vacations luxury asia holiday tours (www.nambumarket.com) got the Mid-Autumn package, which sees people who book online and prepay a be in a one bedroom unit between 17 and 30 September 2015 get yourself a 10 per cent discount with complimentary breakfast and parking.
The choice of one bedroom units with this popular Hong Kong serviced apartment property found on the Tsuen Wan (New Territories) shoreline overlooking the South China Sea and iconic Tsing Ma Bridge, consists of 1 Bedroom with Sea View, Deluxe 1 Bedroom with Sea View and Deluxe 1 Bedroom with Terrace apartments. There are also Studios and Deluxe Studios.
Formerly The Bay Bridge Hong Kong Hotel & Serviced Apartments, the house earlier this coming year rebranded to Bay Bridge Hong Kong by Hotel G and took for the image of an 'Urban Escape' following a renovation of their serviced apartment units, public areas, restaurant and lobby.
In celebration of the year's Mid-Autumn Festival, hotel booking site Agoda offered hotel specials in Taiwan, Macau, South Korea and Hong Kong with bookings to get made in the first half of September for stays during and as soon as the festival.
Celebrated since early Tang dynasty (618 to 907), the Mid-Autumn Festival sees neighbourhoods across Hong Kong host enchanting lantern displays and carnivals, and also the staging of enthralling dragon dances.
It's also a time for moon cakes. These are a fundamental portion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, and are believed to have originated with Yuan dynasty (1271 to 1368) revolutionaries told have used them to feed secret messages among themselves.
Sold at numerous shops, restaurants along with other outlets throughout Hong Kong in the festival, these delicious pastries - traditionally infused with embedded egg yolks and lotus seed - come today in a very vast array of tantalizing flavours.
Much of the accommodation in Hong Kong runs moon cake promotions at their food and beverage outlets. As examples, this coming year InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong was offering its Exquisite Mooncake Collections, The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong a 'limited edition' gift group of moon cakes and Harbour Plaza North Point a range of Mooncake Gift Sets.
Among the lantern displays and carnivals on during the Mid-Autumn Festival are the Mid-Autumn Thematic Lantern Display 2015: Blossom Beneath the Moon at Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza in Tsim Sha Tsui, the New Territories East Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival at Sha Tin Park, the Urban Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival at Victoria Park and the New Territories West Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival at Tsing Yi Park. Dates and times can be found on the Hong Kong Tourism Board website.
Taking place in the three days of 26, 27 and 28 September will be the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance, a stunning spectacle involving nearly 300 performers, over 70,000 incense sticks and a 67-metre long Fire Dragon which will wind its way with the streets of Tai Hang in Causeway Bay each evening starting at about 7.30 pm. The Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance has its own origin inside 19th Century when Tai Hang villagers ended a run of ill luck by performing this fiery ritual. In doing so they inadvertently launched a tradition that is certainly today acknowledged as part of China's intangible cultural heritage.
On the evening of 27 September from 6.30 pm onward addititionally there is the Pok Fu Lam Village Fire Dragon Dance, through which locals dance their dragon from the village for the sea to get a ritualistic 'return towards the sea' ceremony.