Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Catholic cemetery in Eastern District, Hong Kong, China

Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery is a Catholic cemetery in the Eastern District of Hong Kong, China. It is a burial ground with rows of graves, crosses, and memorial stones set on a hillside, serving the Catholic community of the city.

The cemetery was established in the 19th century to serve the growing Catholic population in the region. It has been maintained by the Catholic Church over the years and remains an active burial ground.

Many graves have photos and personal items left by families, showing how local Catholics remember their relatives. During All Souls' Day, visitors come to clean the tombs and leave flowers, a practice that keeps the place connected to the living community.

The cemetery is on a slope, so expect some walking on uneven paths and steps. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water, as shade is limited in some areas.

The cemetery is built on terraces that follow the natural slope of the hill, creating stepped rows of graves. Some of the older monuments feature inscriptions in multiple languages, reflecting the diverse backgrounds of those buried here.