Feriado seculare : Commemorates 10 October, 1945 when the Korean Workers Party was founded three months after Japan was forced to relinquish control over Korea. [Wikipedia]

Feriado seculare : To commemorate the date of a speech by first leader Kim Il Sung in 1961: The Duty of Mothers in the Education of Children

Feriado seculare : Para conmemorar el lanzamiento del país en 2017 de un misil balístico intercontinental

Cultura : In tribute to the late Supreme Leader Kim Jong Il 10-day ban from laughing and alcohol drinking

Feriado seculare : 27 de diciembre de 1972: la Quinta Asamblea Popular Suprema ratificó una nueva constitución para sustituir a la primera Constitución, promulgada en 1948. Hay algunas innovaciones, como el establecimiento de las posiciones de presidente y vicepresidentes y un gabinete de super-(CPC). La Constitución de 1972 fue revisada en abril de 1992. http://countrystudies.us/north-korea/58.htm

vacaciones escolares : 2022 school calendar not available
Often, schools don’t have enough funds to operate, so they go on vacation for 10 days or so and order students to collect wild greens, acorns and animal skins. The students call these periods "wild greens vacations" or "acorn vacations"
Students are required to collect 1 kg of wild greens, 5 kg of acorns, and 3 rabbit skins. They also have to collect 5 kg of wood for heating. Some schools even require students to contribute a pair of gloves for use at construction sites.
If students cannot meet the quotas for wood, they must provide the school with US $2 instead.
Tight jeans prohibited
Haircuts are limited to 15 imposed styles

North Korean men and women, at the age of 17, are required to participate in military service. Men must serve 10 years, while women “only” 6 years
We carry confirmed dates till Jan 2022

Feriado seculare : The world's most widely celebrated holiday, New Years was set on January 1 by Julius Caesar because that was the date the Roman consuls took over their duties. Paid holiday when falling on Saturday or Sunday

Cultura :

Feriado seculare : Korean New Year North Koreans begin celebrating the Lunar New Year’s day by showing their loyalty to the Kim family. And later in the day, people observe ancestral rites, enjoy family meals, and watch art performances embedded with messages praising the preeminence of leader Kim Jong-un and the ruling party’s leadership. In the morning, North Korean people lay flowers and pay respect to the statues or the portraits of the late North Korean leaders, Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-Il. Pyongyang residents visit the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun where the embalmed bodies of Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il are enshrined, and climb up Mansu Hill to bow down to giant bronze statues of the late leaders.