Questions and answers
How many public holidays are in South Korea in 1989?
South Korea has 20 public holidays in 1989 in this list: New Year's Day (January 1), New Year holiday (January 2), New Year holiday (January 3), Seollal holiday (February 5), Seollal (February 6), Seollal holiday (February 7), Independence Movement Day (March 1), Arbor Day (April 5), Children's Day (May 5), Buddha's Birthday (May 12), Memorial Day (June 6), Constitution Day (July 17), Liberation Day (August 15), Chuseok holiday (September 13), Chuseok (September 14), Chuseok holiday (September 15), Armed Forces Day (October 1), National Foundation Day (October 3), Hangul Day (October 9) and Christmas Day (December 25).
Can I print a 1989 calendar with South Korean holidays?
Yes. The calendar on this page already shows South Korean holidays. Press Print or Download PDF, or switch to a month view to print one month at a time.