-Holidays in 2025 -

01/01	Republic Day	Commemorates the establishment of the Republic of China on January 1, 1912
01/27	Spring Festival Holiday	Lunar New Year holiday period with extended days off for family gatherings and celebrations
01/28	Chinese New Year's Eve	Day before Lunar New Year, traditionally for family reunion and preparations
01/29	Spring Festival	Lunar New Year celebration marking the beginning of the Chinese calendar year, observed with family gatherings and festivities.
01/30	Lunar New Year Day 2	Second day of Lunar New Year celebration, a traditional holiday following the first day of the lunar calendar.
01/31	Third Day of Lunar New Year	Third day of Lunar New Year celebrations in Taiwan, a traditional family gathering time.
02/01	Fourth Day of Lunar New Year	The fourth day of Lunar New Year, typically spent with family and continuing festivities.
02/02	Fifth Day of Lunar New Year	Fifth day of the Lunar New Year celebration period
02/28	Peace Memorial Day	Commemorates the end of the February 28 Incident in 1947, a period of civil unrest in Taiwan.
04/03	Children's Day Holiday	A supplementary holiday for Children's Day, providing an extended weekend for families to celebrate together.
04/04	Tomb Sweeping Day	A traditional festival for honoring ancestors by visiting and cleaning their graves, typically occurring in early April.
05/30	Dragon Boat Festival Holiday	A traditional Chinese festival celebrating family, children, and protection from evil spirits, featuring dragon boat races and special foods.
05/31	Dragon Boat Festival	A traditional festival celebrating children and honoring loyalty, featuring dragon boat races and eating rice dumplings.
09/28	Teachers' Day	A day honoring teachers and their contributions to education and society.
09/29	Substitute holiday	Substitute holiday for " Teachers' Day "
10/06	Mid-Autumn Festival	A traditional festival celebrating the full moon with mooncakes and family gatherings.
10/10	National Day	Commemorates the founding of the Republic of China on October 10, 1911, marking the Wuchang Uprising.
10/24	Substitute holiday	Substitute holiday for " Taiwan Retrocession Day "
10/25	Taiwan Retrocession Day	Commemorates the end of 50 years of Japanese rule and Taiwan's return to Chinese administration in 1945.
12/25	Constitution Day	Commemorates the adoption of Taiwan's democratic constitution in 1946, marking a milestone in political reform and democratic governance.