Substitute Public Holiday in Korea
An additional day off assigned when public holidays overlap under the rules.
오늘무슨날.
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An additional day off assigned when public holidays overlap under the rules.
A Korean holiday for welcoming the lunar New Year and exchanging family greetings.
The final day of the Seollal holiday period, allowing families to celebrate together.
The first day of the Seollal holiday period, allowing families to celebrate together.
Celebrate the first day of the solar-calendar year and a fresh start.
Commemorate the March 1st Movement and those who called for Korean independence.
Also called Chopail or Sawol Chopail, this day commemorates the Buddha’s birth.
Recognize working people’s efforts and the value of labor.
A day in Korea to respect children and make happy memories together.
Remember and honor those who sacrificed their lives for Korea.
Celebrate South Korea’s Constitution and the values of a democratic republic.
Share a sense of abundance with family under Chuseok’s full moon.
The final day of the Chuseok holiday period, allowing families to celebrate together.
The first day of the Chuseok holiday period, allowing families to celebrate together.
Celebrate liberation and the spirit of Korean independence.
Commemorate the origins of the Korean people and the ideal of benefiting humanity.
Celebrate the creation of Hangeul and its value as the Korean writing system.
Share love and generosity at Christmas.