Korean Public Holidays Print
Not all of the following are public holidays, but they are all recognised in one way or another in Korea.

New Years Day January 1st

Seol Nal (like Chinese New Year) late Jan early Feb, this is a 3 day holiday.

Independence Movement Day March 1st

Arbour Day April 5th (not a public holiday)

Childrens Day May 5th

Parents Day May 8th (not a public holiday)

Teachers Day May 15th (not a public holiday, but as a teacher, you get nice presents)

Buddhas Birthday this holiday moves depending on the lunar calender, but usually falls at the beginning of May.

Memorial Day June 6th

Constitution Day July 17th (not a public holiday)

Independence Day August 15th

Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) September middle, this is a 3 day holiday.

Foundation Day October 3rd

       Christmas Day December 25th

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 07 August 2008 18:34 )