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Taiwan Holiday Calendar & Long Weekends: 2026–2027

02 · November · 2025
Taiwan Holiday Calendar & Long Weekends: 2026–2027

Lunar New Year, Dragon Boat Festival, and Mid-Autumn Festival are three of Taiwan’s major traditional celebrations. Other holidays include Peace Memorial Day, Children’s Day and Tomb Sweeping Day, National Day, New Year’s Day, Teachers’ Day, Taiwan Retrocession Day, and Constitution Day.

Depending on your work schedule, approved annual leave can connect holidays and weekends into a longer break. A little planning can give you more time to travel at an easy pace.
Planning a little getaway
Our LOHERB team has gathered the government office holiday calendar to help you plan. Days off for private-sector employees follow applicable labor rules and individual work schedules; extra leave needs to be arranged separately.

2026 Holiday Calendar

The 2026 government office calendar has nine breaks of at least three days. Mid-Autumn Festival and Teachers’ Day form a four-day break, September 25–28. Any extra annual leave is separate from these scheduled holidays.
2026 calendar

New Year’s Day 2026: January 1 (1 day)
Lunar New Year: February 14–22 (9 days)
Labor Day: May 1–3 (3 days)

Peace Memorial Day: February 27–March 1 (3 days)
Children’s Day & Tomb Sweeping Day: April 3–6 (4 days)
Dragon Boat Festival: June 19–21 (3 days)
Teachers’ Day: September 28, Monday; part of the September 25–28 break
Mid-Autumn Festival: September 25; the combined break runs September 25–28 (4 days)
National Day: October 9–11 (3 days)
Taiwan Retrocession Day: October 24–26 (3 days)
Constitution Day 2026: December 25–27 (3 days)
New Year’s Day 2027: January 1–3 (3 days)

2026 Holiday Dates

January 1 | Thursday | New Year’s Day 2026
February 14–22 | Saturday–Sunday | Lunar New Year break 2026
February 28 | Saturday | Peace Memorial Day; observed February 27
April 4 | Saturday | Children’s Day; observed April 3
April 5 | Sunday | Tomb Sweeping Day; observed April 6
May 1 | Friday | Labor Day
June 19 | Friday | Dragon Boat Festival
September 28 | Monday | Teachers’ Day
September 25 | Friday | Mid-Autumn Festival
October 10 | Saturday | National Day; observed October 9
October 25 | Sunday | Taiwan Retrocession and Kinmen Guningtou Victory Memorial Day; observed October 26
December 25 | Friday | Constitution Day

Making More of Your 2026 Breaks

Take a look at your leave allowance and work schedule. A few approved days off may turn a long weekend into an unhurried trip.
Planning annual leave in 2026

2027 Holiday Calendar

The 2027 government office calendar has nine breaks of at least three days, including the year-end break leading into 2028. Lunar New Year runs February 4–10. Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Teachers’ Day each fall midweek; extending those breaks requires annual leave.
2027 calendar
New Year’s Day: January 1–3 (3 days)
Lunar New Year: February 4–10 (7 days)
Peace Memorial Day: February 27–March 1 (3 days)
Children’s Day & Tomb Sweeping Day: April 3–6 (4 days)
Labor Day: April 30–May 2 (3 days)

Dragon Boat Festival: June 9, Wednesday (1 day)
Mid-Autumn Festival: September 15, Wednesday (1 day)
Teachers’ Day: September 28, Tuesday (1 day)
National Day: October 9–11 (3 days)
Taiwan Retrocession Day: October 23–25 (3 days)
Constitution Day: December 24–26 (3 days)
New Year’s Day 2028: December 31, 2027–January 2, 2028 (3 days)

Making More of Your 2027 Breaks

If a midweek holiday catches your eye, a little annual leave may give you time for a longer trip. Arrange those extra days off with your workplace first.
Planning annual leave in 2027

2027 Holiday Dates

January 1 | Friday | New Year’s Day
February 4–10 | Thursday–Wednesday | Lunar New Year break
February 28 | Sunday | Peace Memorial Day
April 4 | Sunday | Children’s Day
April 5 | Monday | Tomb Sweeping Day
May 1 | Saturday | Labor Day
June 9 | Wednesday | Dragon Boat Festival
September 15 | Wednesday | Mid-Autumn Festival
October 10 | Sunday | National Day
October 25 | Monday | Taiwan Retrocession Day
December 25 | Saturday | Constitution Day

Make room for work, rest, and a little adventure. These guides offer more ideas for your next Yilan getaway.
1. Rabbit sculptures and kochia at Dongshan Station
2. Indoor attractions for a rainy day in Yilan
3. Exploring around Dongshan River Water Park
4. New Year’s Eve in Yilan
5. A quieter side of Yilan
6. Hot air balloon festivals
7. A one-night Yilan getaway with three meals
8. Beautiful beaches in Yilan

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