Taiwan 2027
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Public holiday Weekend
Public holidays in Taiwan in 2027
| Date | Day | Holiday |
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| Jan 1 | Friday | Founding of the Republic of China |
| Feb 5 | Friday | Chinese New Year's Eve |
| Feb 6 | Saturday | Chinese New Year |
| Feb 7 | Sunday | The second day of the Chinese New Year |
| Feb 8 | Monday | The third day of the Chinese New Year |
| Feb 9 | Tuesday | The forth day of the Chinese New Year |
| Feb 10 | Wednesday | Chinese New Year Holiday |
| Feb 28 | Sunday | Peace Memorial Day |
| Mar 1 | Monday | Peace Memorial Day (substitute day) |
| Apr 4 | Sunday | Children's Day |
| Apr 5 | Monday | Children's Day (substitute day) / Tomb Sweeping Day |
| Jun 9 | Wednesday | Dragon Boat Festival |
| Sep 15 | Wednesday | Mid-Autumn Festival |
| Oct 10 | Sunday | National Day / Double Tenth Day |
| Oct 11 | Monday | National Day / Double Tenth Day (substitute day) |
| Dec 31 | Friday | Founding of the Republic of China (substitute day) |
In 2027, Taiwan has 16 public holidays, counting 4 substitute days that replace a holiday falling on a weekend. 11 of them land on a weekday, so they are real days off for most people. The year opens with Founding of the Republic of China on Friday, January 1, 2027 and the last one is Founding of the Republic of China (substitute day) on Friday, December 31, 2027.
Frequently asked questions
How many public holidays does Taiwan have in 2027?
16, including 4 substitute days. The table above lists every one with its date and weekday, starting with Founding of the Republic of China on Jan 1.
How many long weekends are there in Taiwan in 2027?
6, and you don't need any vacation days for them. The first one runs from Jan 1 to Jan 3 (Founding of the Republic of China). With a day or two off you can stretch some of them further: see the bridge days above.
Which 2027 holidays in Taiwan fall on a weekend?
Chinese New Year (Saturday, February 6, 2027), The second day of the Chinese New Year (Sunday, February 7, 2027), Peace Memorial Day (Sunday, February 28, 2027), Children's Day (Sunday, April 4, 2027), National Day / Double Tenth Day (Sunday, October 10, 2027). Whether you get another day off instead depends on local rules. When there is a substitute day, it is in the table above.
More calendars
Other years for Taiwan: 2026, 2028. Without holidays: blank 2027 calendar.
Holiday data: date-holidays (CC BY 3.0). Holidays can change by government decision; regional holidays are not included. Please verify important dates with official sources.