Booklet on "A Guide to After-Death Arrangements"   Introduction to Cemeteries and Crematoria Services   Charges for Cemeteries and Crematoria Services

Burial Service Coffin Burial  Notes on Burial and Exhumation Services List of Licensed Undertaker of Burials List of Registered Masons Permitted to Provide Burial and Exhumation of Skeletal Remains, and Installation of Headstones and Grave Coverings Services in Public Cemeteries Cremation Service Notes on Cremation Service Booking of Cremation Service Available Cremation Sessions Lookup List of Licensed Undertaker of Burials Disposal of Cremated Ashes A) Niches About the Niches Application for Allocation of Niche Available Niches Lookup Waiting Time for Allocation of Used Niches List of Registered Marble Manufacturer/Contractor Permitted to Provide Services in Public Columbaria B) Scattering of Ashes Charge-free Scattering of Cremated Ashes in Gardens of Remembrance Scattering of Cremated Human Ashes in Hong Kong Waters Import and Export of Human Remains Notes on Import and Export of Human Remains Others Internet Memorial Service Leaflet on "Internet Memorial Service" Protect the Environment Use Eco-coffins Respect the Deceased Protect the Environment Use Eco-coffins Notice Internet Memorial Service Leaflet on "Internet Memorial Service" Beautification works at the Wo Hop Shek Garden of Remembrance were completed and it has been opened for public use Provision of Free Ferry Service for Scattering Cremated Human Ashes in Designated Hong Kong Waters by the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department All family Size New Niches in Diamond Hill Columbarium were sold out Location Map of the Additional New Niches at Diamond Hill Columbarium (The above location map is for reference only)   1st Floor (Incense-free Floor) 2nd Floor 3rd Floor 4th Floor 5th Floor 6th Floor Wo Hop Shek Crematorium will cease operation from 24 June 2009. Cremation booking for that crematorium will be up to 23 June only Allocation of Niches in the Columbarium of Cheung Chau (Allocated to eligible Cheung Chau residents only) Sketch of Additional new niches at Cheung Chau Columbarium (The above sketch is for reference only)   Ancestor worship is part of our traditional culture. It is the duty of the descendants to furbish and maintain the graves of their forebears. To show their respect and filial piety, the descendants should attend the burial or exhumation of the skeletal remains of their forebears to ensure that the process runs smoothly and no mistake is made.