Chinese New Year 2027 begins on 6 February, opening the year of the Fire Goat. This calendar shows Gregorian dates with the corresponding Chinese lunar month and day.
The smaller number in each day is lunar month / lunar day. For example, 1/1 means the first day of the first lunar month. Select a day to see its full date below; shaded days mark the five festivals listed above.
Select any date to see its Gregorian and lunar labels.
January 2027
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February 2027
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March 2027
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April 2027
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June 2027
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July 2027
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August 2027
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September 2027
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October 2027
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November 2027
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December 2027
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Why does January still belong to the previous lunar year?
The lunar new year does not begin on 1 January. In this calendar, dates before 6 February are still part of the preceding lunar year. Use the date converter when checking a birthday close to the new year.
Sources & date conventions
Key 2027 dates were checked on 10 October 2026 against the Hong Kong Observatory’s 2027 conversion table. Interactive tools use Kalender Tionghoa’s existing calendar dataset. Chinese calendar dates follow the conventional Chinese calendar rather than a locally observed moon sighting.
Festival dates are not a worldwide public-holiday schedule. Check official holiday announcements and local event organizers separately.