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South Korea Holiday Calendar 2029

South Korea has 20 public holidays in 2029. 20 of them are national holidays, observed everywhere in South Korea. The next public holiday in South Korea is New Year's Day on Monday, January 1, 2029.

South Korea Holiday Calendar 2029

  • New Year's Day

    신정연휴

    National holiday
  • The day preceding Korean New Year

    설날 전날

    National holiday
  • Korean New Year

    설날

    National holiday
  • The second day of Korean New Year

    설날 다음날

    National holiday
  • Independence Movement Day

    삼일절

    National holiday
  • Labor Day

    노동절

    National holiday
  • Children's Day

    어린이날

    National holiday
  • Alternative holiday for Children's Day

    어린이날 대체 휴일

    National holiday
  • Buddha's Birthday

    부처님오신날

    National holiday
  • Alternative holiday for Buddha's Birthday

    부처님오신날 대체 휴일

    National holiday
  • Memorial Day

    현충일

    National holiday
  • Constitution Day

    제헌절

    National holiday
  • Liberation Day

    광복절

    National holiday
  • The day preceding Chuseok

    추석 전날

    National holiday
  • Chuseok

    추석

    National holiday
  • The second day of Chuseok

    추석 다음날

    National holiday
  • Alternative holiday for Chuseok

    추석 대체 휴일

    National holiday
  • National Foundation Day

    개천절

    National holiday
  • Hangul Day

    한글날

    National holiday
  • Christmas Day

    기독탄신일

    National holiday

South Korea 2029 calendar with holidays

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May
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June
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September
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Frequently asked questions

How many public holidays does South Korea have in 2029?
South Korea has 20 public holidays in 2029.
What is the next public holiday in South Korea?
The next public holiday in South Korea is New Year's Day on Monday, January 1, 2029.
Which holidays are national public holidays in South Korea in 2029?
South Korea has 20 national public holidays in 2029: New Year's Day (January 1, 2029), The day preceding Korean New Year (February 12, 2029), Korean New Year (February 13, 2029), The second day of Korean New Year (February 14, 2029), Independence Movement Day (March 1, 2029), Labor Day (May 1, 2029), Children's Day (May 5, 2029), Alternative holiday for Children's Day (May 7, 2029), Buddha's Birthday (May 20, 2029), Alternative holiday for Buddha's Birthday (May 21, 2029), Memorial Day (June 6, 2029), Constitution Day (July 17, 2029), Liberation Day (August 15, 2029), The day preceding Chuseok (September 21, 2029), Chuseok (September 22, 2029), The second day of Chuseok (September 23, 2029), Alternative holiday for Chuseok (September 24, 2029), National Foundation Day (October 3, 2029), Hangul Day (October 9, 2029), Christmas Day (December 25, 2029).

Federal / national holiday = a public holiday everywhere in the country. Regional holiday = a public holiday only in the listed states or provinces.

Holiday data from the open-source python-holidays project; astronomy computed with ephem; eclipse details from NASA. Governments sometimes change dates — confirm important dates locally.