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Taiwan Public Holidays 2015

National holidays with make-up days off. Extra bridge days announced each year are not included.

Taiwan Public Holidays 2015

DateDayHoliday
Jan 1 Thursday Founding of the Republic of China
Feb 18 Wednesday Lunar New Year's Eve
Feb 19 Thursday Lunar New Year
Feb 20 Friday Lunar New Year (day 2)
Feb 21 Saturday Lunar New Year (day 3)
Feb 23 Monday Lunar New Year (observed)
Feb 27 Friday Peace Memorial Day (observed)
Feb 28 Saturday Peace Memorial Day
Apr 3 Friday Children's Day (observed)
Apr 4 Saturday Children's Day
Apr 5 Sunday Tomb-Sweeping Day
Apr 6 Monday Tomb-Sweeping Day (observed)
Jun 19 Friday Dragon Boat Festival (observed)
Jun 20 Saturday Dragon Boat Festival
Sep 27 Sunday Mid-Autumn Festival
Sep 28 Monday Mid-Autumn Festival (observed)
Oct 9 Friday National Day (observed)
Oct 10 Saturday National Day

Observances in 2015

Common days that are not public holidays: schools and businesses stay open.

DateDayHoliday
Mar 5 Thursday Lantern Festival
May 1 Friday Labour Day
May 10 Sunday Mother's Day
Aug 8 Saturday Father's Day

Printable 2015 calendar with holidays

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Questions and answers

How many public holidays are in Taiwan in 2015?

Taiwan has 18 public holidays in 2015 in this list: Founding of the Republic of China (January 1), Lunar New Year's Eve (February 18), Lunar New Year (February 19), Lunar New Year (day 2) (February 20), Lunar New Year (day 3) (February 21), Lunar New Year (observed) (February 23), Peace Memorial Day (observed) (February 27), Peace Memorial Day (February 28), Children's Day (observed) (April 3), Children's Day (April 4), Tomb-Sweeping Day (April 5), Tomb-Sweeping Day (observed) (April 6), Dragon Boat Festival (observed) (June 19), Dragon Boat Festival (June 20), Mid-Autumn Festival (September 27), Mid-Autumn Festival (observed) (September 28), National Day (observed) (October 9) and National Day (October 10).

Can I print a 2015 calendar with Taiwanese holidays?

Yes. The calendar on this page already shows Taiwanese holidays. Press Print or Download PDF, or switch to a month view to print one month at a time.

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