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Indonesia Indonesia Public Holidays 2026

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HoliWiki currently lists 15 holiday entries for Indonesia in 2026. The calendar and date-ordered table below show the available schedule.

2026

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Indonesia ID

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15

Holiday entries

June 27, 2026Kuningan

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January 2026

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*New Year's DayJanuary 1, 2026

February 2026

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March 2026

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*Saraswati Day (Bali)March 7, 2026
*Pagerwesi (Bali)March 11, 2026
*NyepiMarch 19, 2026

April 2026

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*Good FridayApril 3, 2026
*Easter SundayApril 5, 2026

May 2026

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*Labour DayMay 1, 2026
*Ascension DayMay 14, 2026

June 2026

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*Pancasila DayJune 1, 2026
*Galungan (Bali)June 17, 2026
*Kuningan (Bali)June 27, 2026

July 2026

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August 2026

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*Independence DayAugust 17, 2026

September 2026

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October 2026

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*Saraswati Day (Bali)October 3, 2026
*Pagerwesi (Bali)October 7, 2026

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*Christmas DayDecember 25, 2026

Holiday list

15 entries

DateWeekdayHolidayTagsScopeCategories
ThursdayNew Year's DaySeasonal & Calendar Family & Social Cultural & TraditionalNationalNational Public Holidays
SaturdaySaraswati Dayreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional educationBaliRegional Holidays
WednesdayPagerwesireligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
ThursdayNyepireligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional Seasonal & CalendarNationalNational Public Holidays
FridayGood FridayReligiousNationalNational Public Holidays
SundayEaster SundayReligiousNationalObservances & Non-Work Holidays
FridayLabour Dayworkers National MemorialNationalNational Public Holidays
ThursdayAscension DayReligiousNationalNational Public Holidays
MondayPancasila DayNational MemorialNationalNational Public Holidays
WednesdayGalunganreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
SaturdayKuninganreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
MondayIndependence DayNational MemorialNationalNational Public Holidays
SaturdaySaraswati Dayreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional educationBaliRegional Holidays
WednesdayPagerwesireligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
FridayChristmas DayReligious Family & Social CommercialNationalNational Public Holidays

Official source and scope

This page is based on Ministry of Religious Affairs, Indonesia Check the official source again for travel, payroll or legal decisions.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Indonesia calendar include Bali-only holidays?

Yes. Bali regional observances such as Galungan, Kuningan, Saraswati Day and Pagerwesi are listed with the Bali region label when dates are available.

Is Nyepi only a Bali holiday?

Nyepi is a national public holiday in Indonesia, but Bali observes it with especially strict public silence and activity restrictions.

Why do some Bali holidays appear twice in one Gregorian year?

Several Balinese Hindu observances follow the 210-day Pawukon calendar, so they can occur twice within a Gregorian year.

Holiday Stories

Pagerwesi and spiritual protection

Pagerwesi follows the knowledge theme of Saraswati Day with the language of protection. The name evokes a strong fence around the self and the community.

Nyepi in Bali

Nyepi turns Bali into a rare public quiet zone. The day is less about spectacle than restraint: staying indoors, reducing light and sound, and giving the new year a clean spiritual beginning.

Pancasila Day

Pancasila Day recalls Indonesia's state philosophy and the five principles that frame national identity across a diverse archipelago.

Galungan and the Penjor-lined Streets

During Galungan, Bali's streets are often lined with penjor bamboo poles. The festival gives family, temple and ancestral life a visible rhythm across the island.

Kuningan closes the Galungan season

Kuningan arrives ten days after Galungan. It is a quieter closing moment, when offerings and prayers mark the farewell of ancestral spirits.

Indonesia Independence Day

Indonesia's Independence Day marks the 1945 proclamation and is celebrated across the archipelago with ceremonies, flags and community events.