The Feast of Pak Tai is an annual Taoist festival held in Macau. It takes place every 3rd day of the third lunar month and is one of the biggest events in the Chinese calendar. Feast of Pak Tai, Macau, 2026 Dates, Lion...
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Feast of Pak Tai
(English: Feast of Pak Tai, Portuguese: Aniversário de Pak Tai, Traditional: 北帝誕, Simplified: 北帝诞)Pak Tai Temple, Taipa, Macau
19 April 2026
Feast of the God Tou Tei
(English: Feast of the God Tou Tei, Portuguese: Festa do Tou Tei, Traditional: 土地誕, Simplified: 土地诞)Fok Tak Chi Pagoda, Macau, Macau
20 March 2026
The Feast of the God Tou Tei is a Chinese celebration in Macau that occurs every 2nd day of the second lunar month. It celebrates Tou Tei, known in ancient Chinese folklore as the God of Earth, widely revered in Macau...
Procession of the Passion of Our Lord
(English: Procession of the Passion of Our Lord, Portuguese: Procissão de Nosso Senhor Bom Jesus dos Passos, Traditional: 苦難善耶穌聖像出遊, Simplified: 苦难善耶稣圣像出游)St. Augustine's Church, Macau, Macau
28 February 2026 to 01 March 2026
The Procession of the Passion of Our Lord, the God Jesus, is one of Macau’s oldest annual Catholic traditions. The event re-enacts the moment Christ carried his cross to the Crucifixion. Procession of the Passion...
Chinese New Year
(English: Chinese New Year, Portuguese: Ano-Novo Chinês, Traditional: 農曆正月, Simplified: 唐人新年)Multiple Locations, Macau, Macau
16 February 2026
Chinese New Year is the most important festival in the lunar calendar. Given the size of the Chinese population in Macau, it’s also the best time of the year to visit and participate in many exciting events...
