Jun302027
Taiwan Hot Spring and Fine-Cuisine Carnival 2026-27
The national hot spring season record: a Tourism Administration carnival spanning 19 spring areas to June 2027.
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Nov62026
Taiwan Writers Festival 2026
The National Museum of Taiwan Literature's writers festival, with twin main venues in Taipei and Tainan.
Jan12027
Founding Day of the Republic of China (New Year's Day) Holiday
Taiwan opens the year with a three day weekend for Founding Day on 1 January.
Feb42027
Lunar New Year Holiday Period 2027
Taiwan's longest public break of the year: seven days off for Lunar New Year, 4 to 10 February 2027.
Feb62027
Lunar New Year Day 2027 (Year of the Goat)
Lunar New Year's Day falls on Saturday 6 February 2027, the first day of the Year of the Goat.
Feb202027
Lantern Festival Day 2027
Lantern Festival, the closing celebration of the New Year season, falls on Saturday 20 February 2027.
Apr42027
Children's Day 2027
Children's Day on 4 April 2027 is a public holiday, combined with Tomb Sweeping into a four day break.
Apr52027
Tomb Sweeping Day (Qingming) 2027
Tomb Sweeping Day falls on Monday 5 April 2027, when families honour ancestors at graves and columbaria.
May12027
Labour Day 2027
Labour Day on 1 May 2027 is a holiday for private sector workers, with a substitute rest day on 30 April.
Jun92027
Dragon Boat Festival 2027
Dragon Boat Festival falls on Wednesday 9 June 2027, a single day public holiday.
Aug82027
Qixi Festival 2027
Qixi, the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, marks the annual meeting of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl and is celebrated as Chinese Valentine's Day.
Aug162027
Ghost Festival (Zhongyuan) 2027
On the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month, temples and households across Taiwan hold pudu offerings for wandering spirits, the peak of Ghost Month.
Sep152027
Mid-Autumn Festival 2027
Taiwan's Mid-Autumn Festival is a national public holiday of moon watching, mooncakes and pomelos, and famously of barbecues held on pavements and rooftops.