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Korean Public Holidays 2027

South Korea has 20 days off in 2027, including 5 substitute holidays.

DateDayHolidayKorean
Jan 1FriNew Year’s Day신정
Feb 6SatSeollal (Lunar New Year) holiday설날 연휴
Feb 7SunSeollal (Lunar New Year)설날
Feb 8MonSeollal holiday설날 연휴
Feb 9TueSubstitute holiday for Seollal대체공휴일
Mar 1MonIndependence Movement Day삼일절
May 5WedChildren’s Day어린이날
May 13ThuBuddha’s Birthday부처님오신날
Jun 6SunMemorial Day현충일
Aug 15SunLiberation Day광복절
Aug 16MonSubstitute holiday for Liberation Day대체공휴일
Sep 14TueChuseok holiday추석 연휴
Sep 15WedChuseok (Korean Thanksgiving)추석
Sep 16ThuChuseok holiday추석 연휴
Oct 3SunNational Foundation Day개천절
Oct 4MonSubstitute holiday for National Foundation Day대체공휴일
Oct 9SatHangul Day한글날
Oct 11MonSubstitute holiday for Hangul Day대체공휴일
Dec 25SatChristmas Day기독탄신일
Dec 27MonSubstitute holiday for Christmas Day대체공휴일

Substitute holidays (대체공휴일, shaded) replace a holiday that falls on a weekend. Dates follow Korea's official holiday rules; the government confirms them each year, and we'll update this page if anything changes.

Long weekends in 2027

Travelling to Korea during the holidays

During Seollal and Chuseok, millions of people travel to their hometowns. Trains (KTX) and intercity buses sell out weeks ahead, highways are jammed, and many family-run restaurants and traditional markets close for one to three days. Big department stores, cafés in Seoul and tourist sites such as Gyeongbokgung usually stay open, and palaces often hold free events. Seoul itself is unusually quiet, which makes it a pleasant time to walk around the city.

FAQ

When is Seollal 2027?

Sunday, February 7, 2027. The holiday runs Saturday, February 6 to Monday, February 8, plus a substitute holiday on Tuesday, February 9.

When is Chuseok 2027?

Wednesday, September 15, 2027 (15th day of the 8th lunar month). The holiday is Tuesday, September 14 to Thursday, September 16.

What is a substitute holiday?

If certain holidays fall on a weekend (or Seollal and Chuseok on a Sunday), the next weekday becomes a day off. In 2027 that happens five times.

Why do Seollal and Chuseok move every year?

They follow the lunar calendar. You can check your own lunar birthday with our lunar birthday calculator.

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