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Every Sunday		Sunday
The day following the first day of January	2 January	Monday
Lunar New Year's Day	23 January	Monday
The second day of the Lunar New Year	24 January	Tuesday
The third day of the Lunar New Year	25 January	Wednesday
Ching Ming Festival	4 April	Wednesday
Good Friday	6 April	Friday
The day following Good Friday	7 April	Saturday
Easter Monday	9 April	Monday
The Birthday of the Buddha	28 April	Saturday
Labour Day	1 May	Tuesday
Tuen Ng Festival	23 June	Saturday
The day following Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day	2 July	Monday
The day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival	1 October	Monday
The day following National Day	2 October	Tuesday
Chung Yeung Festival	23 October	Tuesday
Christmas Day	25 December	Tuesday
The first weekday after Christmas Day	26 December	Wednesday

"As the first day of January and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day in 2012 both falls on a Sunday, the days following them will be designated as additional general holidays. Also, as the day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival and the National Day in 2012 fall on the same day, the next following day that is not itself a general holiday will thus be observed as an additional general holiday."

Lunar New Year (2012 is the year of the Dragon) Ching Ming Festival 4 April 2012
Festival to hold memorial ceremony for the dead The Birthday of the Buddha 28 April 2012