Questions and answers
How many public holidays are in Taiwan in 2066?
Taiwan has 25 public holidays in 2066 in this list: Founding of the Republic of China (January 1), Day before Lunar New Year's Eve (January 24), Lunar New Year's Eve (January 25), Lunar New Year (January 26), Lunar New Year (day 2) (January 27), Lunar New Year (day 3) (January 28), Lunar New Year (observed) (January 29), Peace Memorial Day (February 28), Peace Memorial Day (observed) (March 1), Children's Day (observed) (April 2), Tomb-Sweeping Day (April 4), Children's Day (April 4), Tomb-Sweeping Day (observed) (April 5), Labour Day (observed) (April 30), Labour Day (May 1), Dragon Boat Festival (May 28), Teachers' Day (September 28), Mid-Autumn Festival (October 3), Mid-Autumn Festival (observed) (October 4), National Day (October 10), National Day (observed) (October 11), Retrocession Day (October 25), Constitution Day (observed) (December 24), Constitution Day (December 25) and Founding of the Republic of China (observed) (December 31).
What is the next public holiday in Taiwan?
The next public holiday in Taiwan is Founding of the Republic of China on Friday, January 1, 2066.
Can I print a 2066 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.