1900 Calendar with South Korea Holidays
Printable yearly calendar with Korean public holidays, weekends, and working days. Switch country, year, or the first day of the week.
See the Korean public holidays 1900 with long weekends and a calendar download.
January
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Monday, January 1 New Year's Day |
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Tuesday, January 30 Seollal (Lunar New Year) |
Wednesday, January 31 Seollal (Lunar New Year) (day 2) |
February
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Thursday, February 1 Seollal (Lunar New Year) (day 3) |
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March
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Thursday, March 1 Independence Movement Day |
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April
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May
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Saturday, May 5 Children's Day |
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Sunday, May 6 Buddha's Birthday |
Monday, May 7 Children's Day (substitute holiday) |
Tuesday, May 8 Buddha's Birthday (substitute holiday) |
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June
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Wednesday, June 6 Memorial Day |
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July
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August
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Wednesday, August 15 Liberation Day |
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September
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Friday, September 7 Chuseok |
Saturday, September 8 Chuseok (day 2) |
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Sunday, September 9 Chuseok (day 3) |
Monday, September 10 Chuseok (substitute holiday) |
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October
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Wednesday, October 3 National Foundation Day |
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Tuesday, October 9 Hangeul Day |
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November
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December
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Tuesday, December 25 Christmas Day |
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Korean public holidays 1900
| Date | Day | Holiday |
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| January 1 | Monday | New Year's Day |
| January 30 | Tuesday | Seollal (Lunar New Year) |
| January 31 | Wednesday | Seollal (Lunar New Year) (day 2) |
| February 1 | Thursday | Seollal (Lunar New Year) (day 3) |
| March 1 | Thursday | Independence Movement Day |
| May 5 | Saturday | Children's Day |
| May 6 | Sunday | Buddha's Birthday |
| May 7 | Monday | Children's Day (substitute holiday) |
| May 8 | Tuesday | Buddha's Birthday (substitute holiday) |
| June 6 | Wednesday | Memorial Day |
| August 15 | Wednesday | Liberation Day |
| September 7 | Friday | Chuseok |
| September 8 | Saturday | Chuseok (day 2) |
| September 9 | Sunday | Chuseok (day 3) |
| September 10 | Monday | Chuseok (substitute holiday) |
| October 3 | Wednesday | National Foundation Day |
| October 9 | Tuesday | Hangeul Day |
| December 25 | Tuesday | Christmas Day |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 1900 a leap year?
No. 1900 is not a leap year. It has 365 days and February has 28 days.
What day does 1900 start and end on?
1900 starts on a Monday and ends on a Monday.
How many working days are in 1900 in the South Korea?
There are 247 working days in 1900 after removing 104 weekend days and 14 holidays that fall on weekdays.
How many public holidays are in 1900?
This calendar lists 18 Korean public holidays for 1900, including observed and substitute days.