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6 public holidays observed in Chongqing during 2026. 2 school breaks shape travel demand. 4 long weekend opportunities.

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Friday, June 19, 2026

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All 2026 holidays

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January 2026

  1. Jan1

February 2026

  1. Feb15
    Spring Festival

    Sunday · Weekend

April 2026

  1. Apr4
    Ching Ming Festival

    Saturday · Weekend

June 2026

  1. Jun19

September 2026

  1. Sep25

October 2026

  1. Oct1

Long weekend opportunities

Smart windows to maximize your time off.

New Year Holiday

Jan 1 – 4

4days off
Thu1
Fri2↓ off
Sat3·
Sun4·

Take 1 day off → 4-day weekend

Dragon Boat Festival

Jun 19 – 21

3days off
Fri19
Sat20·
Sun21·

Falls naturally on a weekend.

Mid-Autumn Festival

Sep 25 – 27

3days off
Fri25
Sat26·
Sun27·

Falls naturally on a weekend.

National Day Holiday

Oct 1 – 4

4days off
Thu1
Fri2↓ off
Sat3·
Sun4·

Take 1 day off → 4-day weekend

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School holidays 2026

When schools are closed — peak travel demand from families.

Jan31

Winter Break

Jan 31 – Mar 4 · 33 days

Jul2

Summer Break

Jul 2 – Aug 31 · 61 days

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Important public holiday information · China

General information

  • Spring Festival corresponds to Lunar New Year, beginning on the first day of the first lunar month.
  • Ching Ming Festival follows the solar calendar, typically around April 4 or 5.
  • Dragon Boat Festival falls on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month.
  • Mid-Autumn Festival is on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month.
  • National Day is based on the Gregorian calendar (October 1).
  • International Women’s Day (8 March) is observed for half day by women only.
  • Youth Day (4 May) is observed for half day by youths between age 14 to 28.
  • Children’s Day (1 June) is observed for a full day by children below age 14.
  • Army Day (1 August) is observed for half day by military personnel in active service.

Frequently asked questions

What are the public holidays in Chongqing in 2026?
Chongqing observes 6 public holidays in 2026, including New Year Holiday (January 1, 2026), Spring Festival (February 15, 2026), Ching Ming Festival (April 4, 2026), Dragon Boat Festival (June 19, 2026), Mid-Autumn Festival (September 25, 2026). See the full list above for exact dates.
How many public holidays does Chongqing have in 2026?
Chongqing observes 6 national public holidays in 2026. Some regions may add additional regional holidays on top.
When is New Year Holiday in Chongqing 2026?
New Year Holiday in Chongqing falls on January 1, 2026.
When is Spring Festival in Chongqing 2026?
Spring Festival in Chongqing falls on February 15, 2026.
When is Ching Ming Festival in Chongqing 2026?
Ching Ming Festival in Chongqing falls on April 4, 2026.
When is Dragon Boat Festival in Chongqing 2026?
Dragon Boat Festival in Chongqing falls on June 19, 2026.
When is Mid-Autumn Festival in Chongqing 2026?
Mid-Autumn Festival in Chongqing falls on September 25, 2026.
When is National Day Holiday in Chongqing 2026?
National Day Holiday in Chongqing falls on October 1, 2026.
What happens when a public holiday falls on a weekend in Chongqing?
Most public holidays in Chongqing are observed only on the exact date. Some countries grant a substitute weekday off when a holiday lands on a Saturday or Sunday — check the notes for each holiday above.
Are banks closed on public holidays in Chongqing?
Yes — most banks, public administration offices, and the stock exchange close on national public holidays. Some retail and tourism businesses stay open.
What is a "bridge day"?
A bridge day is a regular working day that falls between a public holiday and a weekend (e.g. a Friday after a Thursday holiday). Many people take this day off to extend the long weekend without using extra vacation.
Are these dates official for Chongqing?
Dates are sourced from official government publications and the relevant ministries. Always confirm regional and local observances closer to your travel date — especially for substitute holidays and bank-only days.