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Indonesia Indonesia Public Holidays 2027

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HoliWiki currently lists 17 holiday entries for Indonesia in 2027. The calendar and date-ordered table below show the available schedule.

2027

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Holiday entries

January 1, 2027New Year's Day

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January 2027

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*New Year's DayJanuary 1, 2027
*Galungan (Bali)January 13, 2027
*Kuningan (Bali)January 23, 2027

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March 2027

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*NyepiMarch 8, 2027
*Good FridayMarch 26, 2027
*Easter SundayMarch 28, 2027

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May 2027

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*Saraswati Day (Bali)May 1, 2027*Labour DayMay 1, 2027
*Pagerwesi (Bali)May 5, 2027
*Ascension DayMay 6, 2027

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*Pancasila DayJune 1, 2027

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August 2027

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*Galungan (Bali)August 11, 2027
*Independence DayAugust 17, 2027
*Kuningan (Bali)August 21, 2027

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November 2027

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*Saraswati Day (Bali)November 27, 2027

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*Pagerwesi (Bali)December 1, 2027
*Christmas DayDecember 25, 2027

Holiday list

17 entries

DateWeekdayHolidayTagsScopeCategories
FridayNew Year's DaySeasonal & Calendar Family & Social Cultural & TraditionalNationalNational Public Holidays
WednesdayGalunganreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
SaturdayKuninganreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
MondayNyepireligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional Seasonal & CalendarNationalNational Public Holidays
FridayGood FridayReligiousNationalNational Public Holidays
SundayEaster SundayReligiousNationalObservances & Non-Work Holidays
SaturdaySaraswati Dayreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional educationBaliRegional Holidays
SaturdayLabour Dayworkers National MemorialNationalNational Public Holidays
WednesdayPagerwesireligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
ThursdayAscension DayReligiousNationalNational Public Holidays
TuesdayPancasila DayNational MemorialNationalNational Public Holidays
WednesdayGalunganreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
TuesdayIndependence DayNational MemorialNationalNational Public Holidays
SaturdayKuninganreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
SaturdaySaraswati Dayreligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional educationBaliRegional Holidays
WednesdayPagerwesireligious_holiday Cultural & Traditional regional_identityBaliRegional Holidays
SaturdayChristmas DayReligious Family & Social CommercialNationalNational Public Holidays

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Holiday Stories

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.

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.

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.

Pancasila Day

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

Indonesia Independence Day

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