Festival of the Hong Kong Observatory

The "Festival of the Hong Kong Observatory" is a special day celebrated on August 14th in Hong Kong, where people learn about weather, climate, and how these affect our daily lives. The observatory is like a big weather station that helps predict if it will be sunny or rainy. On this day, children and families can visit, play fun games, and see cool weather machines. There are also activities that teach everyone why understanding weather is important and how it helps keep people safe. It's a fun and educational day for everyone who wants to learn about weather!

How to celebrate Festival of the Hong Kong Observatory?

Start your day with a fun visit to the Hong Kong Observatory. Bring along a picnic basket filled with snacks and enjoy eating in a nearby park. Spend time making paper models of weather instruments like thermometers and wind vanes. Gather your friends for a weather-themed scavenger hunt, searching for things like clouds, raindrops, or sunshine. Organize a drawing or poster contest focused on weather, and let everyone be creative. As the day ends, sit with your family and watch a weather-themed movie or documentary. Lastly, gaze at the stars or watch a weather-themed fireworks display if there's one nearby.