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Public holidays in South Korea, 2011

Holiday dates14vs 2010: -1

Past year: recalculated from the python-holidays rules; one-off holidays declared at the time may be missing.

On weekdays11not on the weekend
On the weekend3weekend: Sat・Sun
Breaks of 3+ days5
World rank84 / 236median 13 days

All public holidays in 2011

DateDayHoliday
Jan 1, 2011Sat (weekend)New Year's Day
Feb 2, 2011WedThe day preceding Korean New Year
Feb 3, 2011ThuKorean New Year
Feb 4, 2011FriThe second day of Korean New Year
Mar 1, 2011TueIndependence Movement Day
May 5, 2011ThuChildren's Day
May 10, 2011TueBuddha's Birthday
Jun 6, 2011MonMemorial Day
Aug 15, 2011MonLiberation Day
Sep 11, 2011Sun (weekend)The day preceding Chuseok
Sep 12, 2011MonChuseok
Sep 13, 2011TueThe second day of Chuseok
Oct 3, 2011MonNational Foundation Day
Dec 25, 2011Sun (weekend)Christmas Day

By month and weekday

South Korea 2011: holidays per monthJan: 1JanFeb: 3FebMar: 1MarApr: 0AprMay: 2MayJun: 1JunJul: 0JulAug: 1AugSep: 3SepOct: 1OctNov: 0NovDec: 1Dec
South Korea 2011: holidays per weekdayMon: 4MonTue: 3TueWed: 1WedThu: 2ThuFri: 1FriSat: 1SatSun: 2Sun

Breaks of 3 or more days in 2011

PeriodLengthHolidays
Feb 2, 2011 – Feb 6, 20115 daysThe day preceding Korean New Year・Korean New Year・The second day of Korean New Year
Jun 4, 2011 – Jun 6, 20113 daysMemorial Day
Aug 13, 2011 – Aug 15, 20113 daysLiberation Day
Sep 10, 2011 – Sep 13, 20114 daysThe day preceding Chuseok・Chuseok・The second day of Chuseok
Oct 1, 2011 – Oct 3, 20113 daysNational Foundation Day

Holiday count by year

South Korea: holiday dates per year2010: 1520102011: 142012: 162013: 152014: 172015: 1720152016: 182017: 182018: 182019: 162020: 1820202021: 182022: 192023: 182024: 192025: 1920252026: 222027: 242028: 182029: 202030: 212030

Changes from 2010

Includes name differences (moved or observed holidays).

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World ranking of holiday counts, 2011 →

National public holidays only; regional holidays and observances may differ. Some religious holidays depend on moon sighting and can shift by a day — check official announcements.