馃嚠馃嚛 Holiday guide

Public holidays in Indonesia 2026

National and available regional public holidays for 2026, with country-specific scope notes and planning links.

2026 holiday list

New Year's Day
Official 路 National
Isra and Mi'raj
Official 路 National
Chinese New Year
Official 路 National
Nyepi
Official 路 National
Eid al-Fitr
Official 路 National
Eid al-Fitr holiday
Official 路 National
Good Friday
Official 路 National
Easter Sunday
Official 路 National
International Labour Day
Official 路 National
Ascension Day
Official 路 National
Eid al-Adha
Official 路 National
Vesak Day
Official 路 National
Pancasila Day
Official 路 National
Islamic New Year
Official 路 National
Independence Day
Official 路 National
Prophet Muhammad's Birthday
Official 路 National
Christmas Day
Official 路 National
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What the list covers

National public holidays may be accompanied by government-designated collective leave days. Religious dates can depend on official announcements and should be rechecked close to the event.

Typical weekend

This guide treats Saturday and Sunday as the standard weekend when calculating working days and holiday breaks.

Source and coverage

Official annual calendar checked. National holidays. Collective-leave days are not treated as universal private-sector holidays.

Primary source: Indonesian State Secretariat 2026 joint ministerial decision. Critical payroll, legal and travel dates should still be confirmed with the relevant local authority.

Frequently asked questions

Are these all public holidays in Indonesia?

National public holidays may be accompanied by government-designated collective leave days. Religious dates can depend on official announcements and should be rechecked close to the event.

Are regional holidays included for 2026?

This page states its exact geographic scope beside the primary source. Regional and municipal dates outside that scope are not implied.

How often should I recheck 2026 dates?

Recheck before booking travel, running payroll or relying on a date for a legal deadline, especially when holidays are proclamation- or observation-based.