Lunar date on every day
Every Gregorian date includes its Korean lunar month and day, with leap lunar months clearly marked.
SOLAR · KOREAN LUNAR CALENDAR
Choose any date to see its Korean lunar date, solar term, and South Korean public holiday. Today is selected when you open the calendar.
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Officially reviewed holiday range: 2024–2027. Based on confirmed public holidays in the Republic of Korea.
CALENDAR GUIDE
Move between months or jump to a specific month to compare solar and Korean lunar dates and spot seasonal terms and holidays.
Every Gregorian date includes its Korean lunar month and day, with leap lunar months clearly marked.
Find seasonal markers such as Ipchun, the equinoxes, solstices, and Dongji on their Korean dates.
Reviewed public and substitute holidays are shown for 2024–2027. Other years clearly state that holiday data is outside the confirmed range.
FAQ
Today is selected automatically when the calendar opens. Its short lunar date appears in the day cell and the full lunar date appears in the selected-date panel.
No. The 24 solar terms divide the seasons according to the position of the sun. They are commonly used alongside lunar dates but are solar markers.
Holidays use South Korean rules in every interface language. The officially reviewed range is 2024–2027, and future election or temporary holidays may change after an official announcement.
SOURCES & REVIEW
Korean lunar dates, solar terms, and South Korean holidays are reviewed against astronomy publications, public data, and current law.