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Chuseok Countdown

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333 days · 47 weekends left · ~91% of the year

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Korean Chuseok — lunar mid-autumn (catalog date)
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How many days until Chuseok?

Open a live countdown to the next Chuseok (Korea's harvest festival (lunar mid-autumn)) at midnight in your local time. Keep the tab open, go fullscreen, and share the URL.

When Chuseok has passed, the target rolls to the next occurrence automatically. Pick related holidays below or set any custom date on the countdown hub.

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    Watch the live Chuseok countdown

    Days, hours, minutes, and seconds update every second. Midnight local time on Chuseok is the target; the share hash keeps the same date when you copy the link.

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    Check the date facts above the fold

    The facts strip shows this year’s date and the “Moves each year” chip — moves on the lunar calendar.

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    Plan with suite links

    Set a morning-of alarm, open the day on the calendar, or add an ICS event so travel and gatherings stay on track.

When is Chuseok?

Chuseok is Korea's harvest festival (lunar mid-autumn). If today is after this year’s date, the countdown targets the next occurrence at midnight in your local timezone.

How people mark Chuseok

Families travel home, perform ancestral rites, share songpyeon, and enjoy a multi-day holiday around the autumn full moon.

Use the clock for planning

Korea's highways and trains sell out before Chuseok. Pair with Seollal for the other peak travel holiday.

Why a Chuseok countdown page

Searchers want a clear clock to Chuseok — not a blank date picker. This landing preloads the next Chuseok so you can share or fullscreen in one step.

Countdown features

  • Live days, hours, minutes & seconds Days, hours, minutes, and seconds update every second.
  • Shareable URL hash Title and target travel with the link — no account required.
  • Present & fullscreen Present mode clears chrome for classrooms and lobbies; fullscreen fills the display.
  • Quick starts & holiday stages Jump ahead with stage chips, presets, or popular holiday countdown landings.
  • Timezone-aware targets Pick a target timezone so the wall time means the same moment for everyone — encoded in the URL hash.
  • Save locally & ICS export Keep up to eight targets on this device, or download an ICS for Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar.
  • Embeddable widget Paste an iframe on a class site, party page, or stream overlay — it syncs to your current target.

Countdown FAQs

Need another date? Use a custom datetime, a quick start, or open a popular holiday countdown landing.

What time does the Chuseok countdown end?
Midnight (00:00) on Chuseok in your device’s local timezone.
Does the date change every year?
Yes. The countdown always picks the next Chuseok occurrence from our holiday catalog.
Can I share this Chuseok countdown?
Yes. The page URL hash stores the date and title so anyone opening the link sees the same countdown.
Is an account required?
No. The countdown runs fully in your browser with no sign-up.
Is Chuseok always in September or October?
Yes on the Gregorian calendar it usually falls in September or October, but the exact day moves with the lunar calendar.