Though Chinese New Year is by far the most well-known of Taoist festivals, there are a number of others that are equally inspiring and interesting to explore. To learn more about a particular Taoist holiday, simply click on its name in the chart below, for a more extended description. Enjoy!
| Holiday | Lunar Calendar | Solar Calendar |
| Chinese New Year | January 1 | February 10 |
| Lantern Festival | January 15 | February 24 |
| Tomb Sweeping Day | March 14 | April 4 |
| Dragon Boat Festival | May 5 | June 12 |
| Ghost Festival | July 15 | August 21 |
| Mid-Autumn Festival | August 15 | September 19 |
| Double Ninth Day | September 9 | October 13 |
