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Best days to take off in Taiwan in 2026

With 20 days of annual leave, booking the right days gives 51 days off across 6 breaks. Below are all 14 public holidays in Taiwan in 2026, the long weekends you get for free, and the bridge days worth booking.

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Public holidays in Taiwan in 2026

DateHolidayFalls on
Thu 1 JanFounding of the Republic of China 中華民國開國紀念日 / 元旦Day off
Mon 16 FebChinese New Year's Eve 農曆除夕Day off
Tue 17 FebChinese New Year 農曆年初一Day off
Wed 18 FebThe second day of the Chinese New Year 農曆年初二Day off
Thu 19 FebThe third day of the Chinese New Year 農曆年初三Day off
Fri 20 FebThe forth day of the Chinese New Year 農曆年初四Day off
Sat 21 FebChinese New Year Holiday 农历新年假期Weekend
Sat 28 FebPeace Memorial Day 228和平紀念日Weekend
Sat 4 AprChildren's Day 兒童節Weekend
Sun 5 AprTomb Sweeping Day 淸明節Weekend
Mon 6 AprTomb Sweeping Day (substitute day) 淸明節 (更换日)Day off
Fri 19 JunDragon Boat Festival 端午節Day off
Fri 25 SepMid-Autumn Festival 中秋節Day off
Sat 10 OctNational Day / Double Tenth Day 國慶日 / 雙十節Weekend

5 of these fall on a weekend in 2026.

Long weekends in Taiwan in 2026

Best bridge days to book in 2026

A bridge day is a working day between a public holiday and a weekend. Booking it joins them into one long break.

  1. Book Fri 2 Jan (1 day) for 4 days off, Thu 1 Jan to Sun 4 Jan, around Founding of the Republic of China.
  2. Book Fri 13 Feb (1 day) for 10 days off, Fri 13 Feb to Sun 22 Feb, around Chinese New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year, The second day of the Chinese New Year, The third day of the Chinese New Year, The forth day of the Chinese New Year.
  3. Book Fri 3 Apr (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 3 Apr to Mon 6 Apr, around Tomb Sweeping Day (substitute day).
  4. Book Thu 18 Jun (1 day) for 4 days off, Thu 18 Jun to Sun 21 Jun, around Dragon Boat Festival.
  5. Book Thu 24 Sep (1 day) for 4 days off, Thu 24 Sep to Sun 27 Sep, around Mid-Autumn Festival.

How many days off can you get in 2026?

Leave bookedDays offPer day booked
5 days26 days5.2x
10 days41 days4.1x
15 days56 days3.7x
20 days71 days3.5x
25 days86 days3.4x

A plan for 20 days of leave in 2026

20 days of leave become 51 days off, in 6 breaks of at least five days.

  1. Thu 1 Jan to Mon 5 Jan: 5 days off for 2 booked (Fri 2 Jan, Mon 5 Jan)
  2. Sat 10 Jan to Sun 18 Jan: 9 days off for 5 booked (Mon 12 Jan, Tue 13 Jan, Wed 14 Jan, Thu 15 Jan, Fri 16 Jan)
  3. Fri 13 Feb to Sun 22 Feb: 10 days off for 1 booked (Fri 13 Feb)
  4. Sat 4 Apr to Sun 12 Apr: 9 days off for 4 booked (Tue 7 Apr, Wed 8 Apr, Thu 9 Apr, Fri 10 Apr)
  5. Sat 13 Jun to Sun 21 Jun: 9 days off for 4 booked (Mon 15 Jun, Tue 16 Jun, Wed 17 Jun, Thu 18 Jun)
  6. Sat 19 Sep to Sun 27 Sep: 9 days off for 4 booked (Mon 21 Sep, Tue 22 Sep, Wed 23 Sep, Thu 24 Sep)

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Questions about 2026 in Taiwan

How many public holidays does Taiwan have in 2026?

Taiwan has 14 public holidays in 2026, and 5 of them fall on a weekend.

When are the long weekends in Taiwan in 2026?

Without booking any leave: Sat 14 Feb to Sun 22 Feb (Chinese New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year, The second day of the Chinese New Year, The third day of the Chinese New Year, The forth day of the Chinese New Year, Chinese New Year Holiday), Sat 4 Apr to Mon 6 Apr (Children's Day, Tomb Sweeping Day, Tomb Sweeping Day (substitute day)), Fri 19 Jun to Sun 21 Jun (Dragon Boat Festival) and Fri 25 Sep to Sun 27 Sep (Mid-Autumn Festival).

What are the best days to take off in Taiwan in 2026?

Book Fri 13 Feb to get 10 days off, from Fri 13 Feb to Sun 22 Feb. With 20 days of leave, the best plan gives 51 days off across 6 breaks.

About these dates

These dates come from the date-holidays library and have not been checked by hand against Taiwan's official calendar. Check before you book.

Some days here follow a calendar other than the Gregorian one, such as Chinese New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year, The second day of the Chinese New Year. Those dates are calculated rather than announced, so the real day can fall a day either side of what is shown. Check them against an official calendar before you book around one.

These dates come straight from the holiday library and have not been checked against this country’s official calendar by hand. Treat them as a starting point.