Wong Tai Sin Temple during Mooncake festival

Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the lantern or moon festival, takes place annually on the 15th day of the eighth month in the Chinese calendar. This year, that day falls on September 10. To celebrate the holiday, families and friends gather to revel in festivities like feasting on mooncakes, playing with lanterns, and moon gazing. But, while we’re no strangers to this yearly affair, what is Mid-Autumn really about? How did it all begin? And why do we even celebrate it? To answer your questions about this holiday, we’re here to let you in on everything from the festival's time-honoured traditions to its history and legend. So read up and get acquainted with the holiday.#foodie#awesomepic Address - Wong Tai Sin Temple Ambiance/Facilities - fortune-teller Attractions. Kowloon walled park Avg. Price per Person - Rating -