Introduction
to Cemeteries and Crematoria Services
The Department provides to the public services on cremation and burial of body and skeleton remains. It operates six government crematoria, one each at Cape Collinson on Hong Kong Island, Diamond Hill in Kowloon, Fu Shan, Kwai Chung and Wo Hop Shek in the New Territories, and one at Cheung Chau. The opening hours are as follows:
Name of Cemetery
Opening Hours
All public Cemeteries, except Hong Kong Cemetery
6:30 - 19:30 hrs
Hong Kong Cemetery
From 1/4 to 30/9 (07:00 - 19:00 hrs)
From 1/10 to 31/3 (07:00 - 18:00 hrs)
Name
of Crematorium
Opening
Hours
Telephone
Nos.
Cape
Collinson Crematorium
0900
- 1800 hrs
2556 1377
Diamond
Hill Crematorium
0900
- 1800 hrs
2325 9996
Fu
Shan Crematorium
0830
- 1800 hrs
2699 5090
Kwai
Chung Crematorium
0830
- 1800 hrs
2614 4390
Wo
Hop Shek Crematorium
0830
- 1730 hrs
2675 5200
Cheung
Chau Crematorium
0900
- 1730 hrs
2981 5177
Addresses of Cemeteries and Crematoria (Application for Permit) Offices
Telephone Nos.
Office Hours
Time of Collecting Payment and Collecting Ashes
1J, Wong Nai Chung Road , Happy Valley, Hong Kong
(Near Hong Kong Cemetery )
18/F, Wu Chung House, 213 Queen¡¦s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong .
2961 8842
Mondays to Fridays:
0900 - 1230 hrs
1400 - 1630 hrs
Saturdays:
0900 - 1230 hrs
Sundays and Public Holidays:
Close
Mondays to Fridays:
0915 - 1230 hrs
1400 - 1630 hr
Saturdays:
0915 - 1230 hrs
Sundays and Public Holidays:
Close
1/F, Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices, 303 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Kowloon
2510 7502
Eleven public cemeteries, namely Hong Kong Cemeteries, Garden of Remembrance (Cape Collinson), Mount Caroline Cemetery, New Kowloon Cemetery No. 8 (Diamond Hill Urn Cemetery), Prison Cemetery (Stanley), Wo Hop Shek Cemetery, Cheung Chau Cemetery, Tai O Cemetery, Lai Chi Yuen Cemetery and two in Sandy Ridge are managed by the Department.
Coffin burial spaces are available in Wo Hop Shek Cemetery, Cheung Chau Cemetery, Tai O Cemetery and Lai Chi Yuen Cemetery. However, for coffin burial in Cheung Chau Cemetery, Tai O Cemetery or Lai Chi Yuen Cemetery, the applicant must produce a certificate from the respective rural committee to certify that the deceased was an indigenous villager or a local resident of the island concerned.