Free Mid-Autumn Festival coloring pages
16 coloring pages from the Mid-Autumn Festival — also called the Moon Festival or the Mooncake Festival — drawn one per bedtime story, eleven for each of eight countries. Print as many as you like.
These are the coloring pages from the Once Upon a Lantern books — a star lantern, a lion dance, a jade rabbit, a boat let go on the water. Two pages from each of the eight countries are here to print; the other nine in each book stay in the book. Pick one, open the PDF, print it on ordinary US Letter paper. If you want to know what the festival is before you start, the Mid-Autumn Festival guide covers the stories, the date and what to do at home.
Choose a country
VietnamStar lanterns, lion dancers, and Chú Cuội under his banyan tree.2 free pages
ChinaMooncakes, riddle lanterns, and the jade rabbit beside Chang’e.2 free pages
MyanmarThadingyut, the Festival of Lights — a thousand small lamps.2 free pages
ThailandGreeting the moon, temple bells, and a shadow-puppet hero.2 free pages
CambodiaBoat racing on the river, and the salute to the moon.2 free pages
LaosCandlelit boats let go on the water at Boun Ok Phansa.2 free pages
SingaporeOne moon over the void decks, the gardens and the river.2 free pages
MalaysiaLantern painters, shadow play, and kueh on a kampung table.2 free pages
How to print them
- Every page is a US Letter PDF, portrait. Print at 100% — “fit to page” shrinks the line art and leaves a margin you did not ask for.
- Ordinary printer paper is fine for pencils. If your child works in marker, anything heavier stops the bleed-through.
- Print as many copies as you want, for your family, your classroom or your library. They stay free.
Where these pictures come from
Each page belongs to a bedtime story. The eight Once Upon a Lantern books hold eleven tales each, written for ages 4–10, with a word search and a full-page coloring picture after every story — so the page your child is coloring has something to be about. The Mid-Autumn Festival falls on Friday 25 September 2026.
Vietnam · China · Myanmar · Thailand · Cambodia · Laos · Singapore · Malaysia