✅ Taiwan Calendar — One-Page
Overview
Taiwan’s calendar features a balanced mix of national
public holidays, traditional cultural observances, Lunar-based
festivals, and international awareness days. Some months include
major holidays, while others—like this month—have no official national events.
✅ Event Types Overview (Taiwan)
1. Public Holidays
Taiwan’s official national holidays include:
- Founding
Day (January)
- Lunar
New Year Holidays
- Peace
Memorial Day
- Dragon
Boat Festival
- Mid-Autumn
Festival
- National
Day (Double Ten Day)
(No public holidays occur this month.)
2. International Days (Recognized in Taiwan)
These are not official holidays but commonly referenced by
organizations, schools, and media:
- International
Men’s Day – 19th
- Children’s
Day – globally 20th
- World
Diabetes Day – 14th
- International
Day for Tolerance – 16th
3. Religious Days
Taiwan’s religious landscape is diverse (Buddhism, Taoism,
folk religion, Christianity). Typical dates include:
- Mazu
Temple Festivals
- Guanyin
Observances
- Ancestral
Worship Days
(No major religious observances this month.)
4. Cultural Events
Taiwan’s cultural life includes:
- Local
temple parades
- Art
exhibitions and film festivals
- Autumn
harvest and cultural fairs
(No nationally recognized cultural events this month.)
5. Historical Events
Taiwan commemorates several historical milestones throughout
the year:
- 228
Peace Memorial
- Retrocession
Day (unofficial)
- Democratic
reforms and remembrance dates
(No major historical remembrance this month.)
6. Awareness Days
Commonly promoted by Taiwanese NGOs, schools, and media:
- Anti-bullying
awareness
- Environmental
protection campaigns
- Health
and wellness programs
7. Special Family Days
Taiwan celebrates:
- Children’s
Day
- Ancestor
Remembrance periods
- Lunar-based
family traditions
(No family-centric observance this month.)