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Long Weekends in Taiwan 2027

Taiwan has 9 long weekends in 2027. The longest natural break is 6 days around Lunar New Year's Eve & Lunar New Year's Day & Lunar New Year Holiday (Fri 5 Feb – Wed 10 Feb). Take Thursday and Friday off and turn the Lunar New Year's Eve & Lunar New Year's Day & Lunar New Year Holiday break into a 10-day run.

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Long weekends

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Longest break (days)

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Bridge day opportunities

All long weekends in Taiwan 2027

Sorted by calendar date. "Days off" = the natural break without any annual leave. "Bridge days" = working days to take as paid leave to extend the break.

Date rangeHolidayDays offBridge days to takeTotal break
Thu 31 Dec – Sun 3 JanRepublic Day/New Year's Day3Thursday(Thu 31 Dec)4d
Fri 5 Feb – Sun 14 FebLunar New Year's Eve, Lunar New Year's Day, Lunar New Year Holiday6Thursday + Friday(Thu 11 Feb, Fri 12 Feb)10d
Fri 26 Feb – Mon 1 MarPeace Memorial Day, Peace Memorial Day Observed3Friday(Fri 26 Feb)4d
Fri 2 Apr – Mon 5 AprChildren's Day, Tomb Sweeping Day3Friday(Fri 2 Apr)4d
Thu 29 Apr – Sun 2 MayLabor Day Observed, Labor Day3Thursday(Thu 29 Apr)4d
Sat 5 Jun – Wed 9 JunDragon Boat Festival1Monday + Tuesday(Mon 7 Jun, Tue 8 Jun)5d
Sat 11 Sept – Wed 15 SeptMid-Autumn Festival1Monday + Tuesday(Mon 13 Sept, Tue 14 Sept)5d
Fri 8 Oct – Mon 11 OctNational Day, National Day Observed3Friday(Fri 8 Oct)4d
Thu 30 Dec – Sun 2 JanRepublic Day/New Year's Day Observed3Thursday(Thu 30 Dec)4d

Best long weekends in Taiwan 2027

The top breaks ranked by total consecutive days off.

February

Lunar New Year's Eve & Lunar New Year's Day & Lunar New Year Holiday

Fri 5 Feb – Sun 14 Feb

10

days

Natural break: 6 days (Fri 5 Feb – Wed 10 Feb)Take Thursday + Friday off → 10 days total

June

Dragon Boat Festival

Sat 5 Jun – Wed 9 Jun

5

days

Natural break: 1 day (Wed 9 Jun)Take Monday + Tuesday off → 5 days total

September

Mid-Autumn Festival

Sat 11 Sept – Wed 15 Sept

5

days

Natural break: 1 day (Wed 15 Sept)Take Monday + Tuesday off → 5 days total

January

Republic Day/New Year's Day

Thu 31 Dec – Sun 3 Jan

4

days

Natural break: 3 days (Fri 1 Jan – Sun 3 Jan)Take Thursday off → 4 days total

How to use bridge days in Taiwan

A bridge day (sometimes called a sandwiched day) is a working day that sits between a public holiday and a weekend. By taking it as paid annual leave, you connect the holiday to the weekend and create a longer uninterrupted break.

For example, if a public holiday falls on a Thursday, taking Friday off gives you Thursday + Friday + Saturday + Sunday — four consecutive days using only one day of leave.

In Taiwan 2027, there are 9 bridge day opportunities highlighted in the table above. The biggest gain is around Lunar New Year's Eve & Lunar New Year's Day & Lunar New Year Holiday: take Thursday and Friday off to turn a 6-day break into 10 consecutive days using only 2 days of annual leave.

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Frequently asked questions

How many long weekends does Taiwan have in 2027?

Taiwan has 9 long weekends in 2027 where a public holiday creates a break of three or more consecutive days.

What is a bridge day?

A bridge day is a regular working day that falls between a public holiday and a weekend. Taking it as annual leave creates an uninterrupted break of four or more days using just one or two days of paid leave — maximising your time off.

What is the longest long weekend in Taiwan in 2027?

The longest break is 10 days from Friday, 5 February 2027 to Sunday, 14 February 2027, centred around Lunar New Year's Eve and Lunar New Year's Day and Lunar New Year Holiday (taking Thursday and Friday as annual leave).

How can I get the most days off with the least leave in Taiwan 2027?

The best bridge day opportunity is around Lunar New Year's Eve & Lunar New Year's Day & Lunar New Year Holiday (Fri 5 Feb – Wed 10 Feb). Take Thursday and Friday as annual leave to get a 10-day break using only 2 days of paid leave.

Are bridge days public holidays in Taiwan?

No. Bridge days are ordinary working days — employees choose to take them as paid annual leave. They are not legally mandated public holidays.