A new massive light festival has arrived in Hong Kong with the debut of Festilumi, an immersive nighttime experience that transforms the Wan Chai Harbourfront into a glowing outdoor attraction, with 20,000 unique luminous sculptures.
Known for its grand illuminated installations and walk-through displays, Festilumi has previously toured cities including Canada and Singapore, drawing more than 3 million visitors worldwide. The event blends visual art and lighting design on a city scale. Now making its Hong Kong debut, Festilumi runs until 26 April 2026.
Explore the 9 Festilumi Zones
Festilumi is organised into 9 distinct zones, each with its own visual identity and lighting style. Based on the official displays shown, visitors can expect the following areas:
- The Festilumi Tree of Lights – A towering central installation designed as a landmark and main photo spot.
- The Infinite Poles – A zone featuring tall illuminated poles arranged in repeating patterns.
- The Jurassic Kingdom – Light sculptures inspired by prehistoric creatures and dinosaur shapes.
- The Enchanted Maples – Glowing maple leaf displays forming a lit canopy walkway.
- The Wall of Lights – A corridor-style installation made up of layered illuminated panels.
- The Dune Palace – Warm-toned lights and structures inspired by desert forms and arches.
- The Colourful Animal Kingdom – Animal-shaped light sculptures arranged across an open area.
- The Tunnel of Colours – A walk-through tunnel filled with shifting coloured lights.
- The Puppies & Kitties – Light displays shaped like dogs and cats, designed with families in mind.
Each zone is designed for slow walking, photography, and casual exploration rather than a fixed route.
Tickets and Practical Information
Tickets are sold by category, with prices as follows:
- Adult (12+): HK$168
- Child (4–11): HK$128
- Senior (60+): HK$128
- Toddler (0–3): Free
- Open Ticket: HK$278
- VIP Experience: HK$508
Festilumi opens from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm and is closed on Mondays.
Tickets can be purchased online via www.feverup.com.
Header Image Credit: Festilumi Hong Hong