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Planning your holidays for 2026? Here is a comprehensive guide to Malaysia’s public holidays for the year. This article provides accurate data, a detailed list of holidays, and answers to popular questions about Malaysia’s public holidays.

Table of Contents

  • Malaysia Public Holidays 2026
  • Malaysia Observance Days 2026
  • Malaysia State Holidays 2026
  • Planning Your Malaysia Public Holidays 2026
  • Popular Questions About Malaysia Public Holidays 2026
    • 1. How many public holidays are there in Malaysia in 2026?
    • 2. When is Hari Raya Puasa in 2026?
    • 3. Are there any long weekends in Malaysia in 2026?
    • 4. What is the significance of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s Birthday?
    • 5. Are there any state-specific holidays in Malaysia in 2026?

Malaysia Public Holidays 2026

Malaysia observes a variety of public holidays that reflect its diverse cultural heritage. Here’s a detailed list of public holidays for 2026:

DateDayHoliday NameNotes
1 JanuaryThursdayNew Year’s DayAll except Johor, Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis, Terengganu
17 FebruaryTuesdayLunar New Year’s DayNationwide
18 FebruaryWednesdaySecond Day of Lunar New YearAll except Kelantan, Terengganu
20 MarchFridayHari Raya Puasa (Tentative Date)Nationwide
21 MarchSaturdayHari Raya Puasa Day 2 (Tentative Date)Nationwide
3 AprilFridayGood FridaySabah, Sarawak
1 MayFridayLabour DayNationwide
27 MayWednesdayHari Raya Haji (Tentative Date)Nationwide
1 JuneMondayThe Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s BirthdayNationwide
17 JuneWednesdayMuharram/New Year (Tentative Date)Nationwide
26 AugustWednesday
The Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
Nationwide
31 AugustMondayMalaysia’s National DayNationwide
16 SeptemberWednesdayMalaysia DayNationwide
8 NovemberSundayDiwali/DeepavaliNationwide except Sarawak
9 NovemberMondayDiwali/Deepavali HolidayNationwide except Sarawak
25 DecemberFridayChristmas DayNationwide

Malaysia Observance Days 2026

DateDayObservance Name
14 FebruarySaturdayValentine’s Day
1 AprilWednesdayApril Fool’s Day
10 MaySundayMother’s Day
18 MayMondayInternational Museum Day
21 JuneSundayFather’s Day
21 JuneSundayJune Solstice
22 SeptemberTuesdaySeptember Equinox
24 DecemberThursdayChristmas Eve
31 DecemberThursdayNew Year’s Eve

Malaysia State Holidays 2026

DateDayHoliday NameStates Observed
14 JanuaryWednesdayBirthday of Yang di-Pertuan BesarNegeri Sembilan
16 JanuaryFridayIsra and Mi’raj (Tentative Date)Kedah, Negeri Sembilan, Perlis, Terengganu
1 FebruarySundayFederal Territory DayKuala Lumpur, Labuan, Putrajaya
2 FebruaryMondayFederal Territory Day observedKuala Lumpur, Labuan, Putrajaya
23 MarchMondayBirthday of the Sultan of JohorJohor
4 MarchWednesdayAnniversary of the Coronation of the Sultan of TerengganuTerengganu
26 AprilSundayBirthday of the Sultan of TerengganuTerengganu
28 MayThursdayHari Raya Haji (Day 2) (Tentative Date)Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis, Terengganu
30 MaySaturdayHarvest FestivalLabuan, Sabah
31 MaySundaySecond Day of Harvest FestivalLabuan, Sabah
1 JuneMondayGawai DayakSarawak
2 JuneTuesdayGawai Dayak HolidaySarawak
7 JulyTuesdayGeorge Town World Heritage City DayPenang
11 JulySaturdayPenang Governor’s BirthdayPenang
22 JulyWednesdaySarawak Independence DaySarawak
30 JulyThursdayBirthday of the Sultan of PahangPahang
24 AugustMondayBirthday of the Governor of MalaccaMalacca
26 AugustWednesdayThe Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday (Tentative Date)Nationwide
5 OctoberSundayBirthday of the Governor of SabahSabah
10 OctoberSaturdayBirthday of the Governor of SarawakSarawak
6 NovemberFridayBirthday of the Sultan of PerakPerak
11 DecemberFridayBirthday of the Sultan of SelangorSelangor
22 DecemberTuesdayDecember SolsticeNationwide
24 DecemberThursdayChristmas EveSabah

Planning Your Malaysia Public Holidays 2026

Knowing the public holidays in advance helps in planning vacations, family gatherings, and other activities. It’s also useful for businesses to plan their operations around these dates to ensure smooth functioning and to manage staffing levels effectively.

Make the most of your 2026 with this detailed guide to Malaysia’s public holidays. Whether you are planning a holiday trip, organizing family events, or managing business operations, being aware of these dates can help you plan better. For more details and updates, refer to official announcements and regional holiday calendars.

Popular Questions About Malaysia Public Holidays 2026

1. How many public holidays are there in Malaysia in 2026?

In 2026, there are 14 national public holidays in Malaysia. Some states may have additional holidays based on regional observances.

2. When is Hari Raya Puasa in 2026?

Hari Raya Puasa in 2026 is tentatively scheduled for 20th March (Friday) and 21st March (Saturday). These dates mark the end of Ramadan and are celebrated by Muslims across Malaysia.

3. Are there any long weekends in Malaysia in 2026?

Yes, there are 6 long weekends in Malaysia in 2026. These include Hari Raya Puasa (Tentative Date) on 20th March (Friday), Labour Day on 1st May (Friday), The Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s Birthday on 1st June (Monday), Malaysia’s National Day observed on 1st September (Monday), The Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday (Tentative Date) on 26th August (Wednesday), and Christmas Day on 25th December (Friday).

4. What is the significance of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s Birthday?

The Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s Birthday, celebrated on 1st June (Monday) in 2026, is a national holiday honoring the reigning King of Malaysia. It includes official ceremonies and is a day of national pride and unity.

5. Are there any state-specific holidays in Malaysia in 2026?

Yes, in addition to national holidays, each state in Malaysia may observe its own holidays. For example, the Birthday of Yang di-Pertuan Besar is celebrated in Negeri Sembilan, and the Harvest Festival is observed in Labuan and Sabah.

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