Singapore Public Holidays 2023. In the Chinese Calendar, 2023 is Year of Rabbit. Singapore Public Holidays Year 2023 with MOE School Holidays. Amended vesak day to 2nd june 2023.September 29, 2022 Following the announcement of holiday change for vesak day from 3rd june 2023 to 2nd june 2023, we have made the amendment for your download. The above calendar show both the 2023 Public Holidays and MOE School Holidays. These dates may be modified as official changes are announced, so please check back regularly for their updates. In case you love our calendar and wanted to print these CLEAR High Resolution Format
(WITHOUT WATERMARK) and pin on your deskboard, you are welcome. Its FREE. You would not lose any important message anymore and the best part, it does not require battery. Therefore your IMPORTANT data will not be lost. Swimsafer Certification during Holiday.Public Holidays & MOE School Holidays 2023 for download for FREE FREE DOWNLOAD Send High Definition 2023 Calendar to Some festive date could change. For official update
announcement, visit here. Note: If a public holiday falls on a Sunday, the following Monday will be a designated public holiday. Singapore Public Holidays Year 2023There are 10 holidays in Singapore Public
Holidays Year 2023 and they are - New Year Day (Sun, 1st January 2023) *
- Chinese New Year (Sun, 22nd January 2023 & Mon 23rd January 2023) *
- Good Friday (Fri, 7th April 2023) *
- Hari Raya Pausa (Sat, 22nd April 2023) *
- Labour Day (Mon, 1st May 2023) *
- Vesak Day (Fri, 2nd June 2023) *
- Hari Raya Haji (Thur, 29th June 2023)
- National Day (Wed, 9th August 2023)
- Deepavali (Sun, 12th
November 2023) *
- Christmas Day (Mon, 25th Dec 2023) *
Due to some of the replacement holidays on the monday (as holidays falls on a sunday), we ended up having 14 days of rest. However, that is not all. With proper planning, we could increase our rest days in a smarter way. Below will shared with you how many days of leave you could get in exchange for more rest. What is Long Weekend?A long weekday is
usually called when you have at least 3 days of rest. How many days of annual leave am I entitled to?Your annual leave entitlement depends on how many years of service you have with your employer. Your year of service begins from the day you start work with your employer. Below the table show you a general guide of annual
leave.
You can view here for more information.
| China Holiday | Gregorian Date | Chinese Lunar Date |
|---|
| New Year's Day
| January 01, 2023
| December 10, 2022
| | Spring Festival Eve
| January 21, 2023
| December 30, 2022
| | Spring Festival
| January 22, 2023
| January 1, 2023
| | Lantern Festival
| February 05, 2023
| January 15, 2023
| | Spring/Blue Dragon Festival
| February 21, 2023
| February 2, 2023
| | Qing Ming Festival
| April 05, 2023
| February 15, 2023
| | May Day
| May 01, 2023
| March 12, 2023
| | Dragon Boat Festival
| June 22, 2023
| May 5, 2023
| | Double Seventh Festival
| August 22, 2023
| July 7, 2023
| | Ghost Festival
| August 30, 2023
| July 15, 2023
| | Mid-Autumn Festival
| September 29, 2023
| August 15, 2023
| | National Day
| October 01, 2023
| August 17, 2023
| | The Double Ninth Festival
| October 23, 2023
| September 9, 2023
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Note: China public holidays( ) include the New Year’s Day, Chinese Spring Festival (from Lunar New Year’s Eve to the sixth day of the New Year), Qingming Festival, May Day, the Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and the National Day (from Oct.1 to Oct.7). Holidays except the Chinese Spring
Festival and National Day are usually 3-day holiday that are created by combine the weekends.
| Chinese Lunar Month | From (Gregorian Date) | To (Gregorian Date) |
|---|
| The 1st Lunar Month
| Jan 22, 2023
| Feb 19, 2023
| | The 2nd Lunar Month
| Feb 20, 2023
| Mar 20, 2023
| | The Second 2nd Lunar Month (Leap Month)
| 03 21, 2023
| 04 19, 2023
| | The 3rd Lunar Month
| Apr 20, 2023
| May 18, 2023
| | The 4th Lunar Month
| May 19, 2023
| Jun 17, 2023
| | The 5th Lunar Month
| Jun 18, 2023
| Jul 17, 2023
| | The 6th Lunar Month
| Jul 18, 2023
| Aug 15, 2023
| | The 7th Lunar Month
| Aug 16, 2023
| Sep 14, 2023
| | The 8th Lunar Month
| Sep 15, 2023
| Oct 14, 2023
| | The 9th Lunar Month
| Oct 15, 2023
| Nov 12, 2023
| | The 10th Lunar Month
| Nov 13, 2023
| Dec 12, 2023
| | The 11th Lunar Month
| Dec 13, 2023
| Jan 10, 2024
| | The 12th Lunar Month
| Jan 11, 2024
| Feb 09, 2024
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| From (Gregorian Date) | To (Gregorian Date) | Month Pillar | Zodiac |
|---|
| Jan 05, 2023 10:54
| Feb 04, 2023 10:32
| Gui Chou
| Ox
| | Feb 04, 2023 10:33
| Mar 06, 2023 04:28
| Jia Yin
| Tiger
| | Mar 06, 2023 04:29
| Apr 05, 2023 09:06
| Yi Mao
| Rabbit
| | Apr 05, 2023 09:07
| May 06, 2023 02:14
| Bing Chen
| Dragon
| | May 06, 2023 02:15
| Jun 06, 2023 06:14
| Ding Si
| Snake
| | Jun 06, 2023 06:15
| Jul 07, 2023 04:24
| Wu Wu
| Horse
| | Jul 07, 2023 04:25
| Aug 08, 2023 02:13
| Ji Wei
| Sheep
| | Aug 08, 2023 02:14
| Sep 08, 2023 05:15
| Geng Shen
| Monkey
| | Sep 08, 2023 05:16
| Oct 08, 2023 09:04
| Xin You
| Rooster
| | Oct 08, 2023 09:05
| Nov 08, 2023 12:26
| Ren Xu
| Dog
| | Nov 08, 2023 12:27
| Dec 07, 2023 05:27
| Gui Hai
| Pig
| | Dec 07, 2023 05:28
| Dec 31, 2023 12:00
| Jia Zi
| Rat
|
| Solar Terms | Gregorian Date | Chinese Lunar Date |
|---|
| Slight Cold (Xiǎohán, 小寒)
| January 05, 2023
| December 14, 2022
| | Great Cold (Dàhán, 大寒)
| January 20, 2023
| December 29, 2022
| | Vernal Begins (Lìchūn, 立春)
| February 04, 2023
| January 14, 2023
| | Rain Water (Yǔshuǐ, 雨水)
| February 19, 2023
| January 29, 2023
| | Insects Awaken (Jīnzhé, 惊蛰)
| March 06, 2023
| February 15, 2023
| | Vernal Equinox (Chūnfēn, 春分)
| March 21, 2023
| February 30, 2023
| | Clear and Bright (Qīngmíng, 清明)
| April 05, 2023
| February 15, 2023
| | Grain Rain (Gǔyǔ, 谷雨)
| April 20, 2023
| March 1, 2023
| | Summer Begins (Lìxià, 立夏)
| May 06, 2023
| March 17, 2023
| | Grain Full (Xiǎomǎn, 小满)
| May 21, 2023
| April 3, 2023
| | Grain in Ear (Mángzhǒng, 芒种)
| June 06, 2023
| April 19, 2023
| | Summer Solstice (Xiàzhì, 夏至)
| June 21, 2023
| May 4, 2023
| | Slight Heat (Xiǎoshǔ, 小暑)
| July 07, 2023
| May 20, 2023
| | Great Heat (Dàshǔ, 大暑)
| July 23, 2023
| June 6, 2023
| | Autumn Begins (Lìqīu, 立秋)
| August 08, 2023
| June 22, 2023
| | Limit of Heat (Chúshǔ, 处暑)
| August 23, 2023
| July 8, 2023
| | White Dew (Báilù, 白露)
| September 08, 2023
| July 24, 2023
| | Autumnal Equinox (Qīufēn, 秋分)
| September 23, 2023
| August 9, 2023
| | Cold Dew (Hánlù, 寒露)
| October 08, 2023
| August 24, 2023
| | Frost's Descent (Shuāngjiàng, 霜降)
| October 24, 2023
| September 10, 2023
| | Winter Begins (Lìdōng, 立冬)
| November 08, 2023
| September 25, 2023
| | Light Snow (Xiǎoxuě, 小雪)
| November 22, 2023
| October 10, 2023
| | Great Snow (Dàxuě, 大雪)
| December 07, 2023
| October 25, 2023
| | Winter Solstice (Dōngzhì, 冬至)
| December 22, 2023
| November 10, 2023
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What is the Chinese calendar for 2023?
2023 is a year of the Water Rabbit, starting from January 22nd, 2023 (Chinese New Year), and ending on February 9th, 2024 (Chinese New Year's Eve).
What is the 2023 holiday?
What is the biggest Chinese holiday?
The most important Chinese holiday is the Chinese New Year (Spring Festival), which is also celebrated in overseas ethnic Chinese communities (for example in Malaysia, Thailand or the USA).
Is Chinese New Year a public holiday?
China Holidays 2022. Each year, China has 7 public holidays enjoyed by all citizens: New Year, the Spring Festival (Chinese New Year), the Qingming Festival, Labor Day, the Dragon Boat Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival, and National Day. The Spring Festival is the biggest holiday in China.
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