Public Holidays in Indonesia 2011 🇮🇩

Indonesia has 19 public holidays in 2011. The next public holiday is Independence Day on 17. Aug. The table below lists every national public holiday with its date and weekday, so you can plan travel, business days and time off in Indonesia.

Date	Day	Holiday Name	Category
1. Jan	Saturday	New Year's Day	Public holiday
3. Feb	Thursday Bridge day	Lunar New Year	Public holiday
15. Feb	Tuesday Bridge day	Prophet's Birthday	Public holiday
5. Mar	Saturday	Day of Silence	Public holiday
22. Apr	Friday Long weekend	Good Friday	Public holiday
16. May	Monday Long weekend	Vesak Joint Holiday	Government holiday
17. May	Tuesday Bridge day	Vesak Day	Public holiday
2. Jun	Thursday Bridge day	Ascension Day	Public holiday
29. Jun	Wednesday	Isra' and Mi'raj	Public holiday
17. Aug	Wednesday	Independence Day	Public holiday
29. Aug	Monday Long weekend	Eid al-Fitr Joint Holiday	Government holiday
30. Aug	Tuesday Bridge day	Eid al-Fitr	Public holiday
31. Aug	Wednesday	Eid al-Fitr Second Day	Public holiday
1. Sep	Thursday Bridge day	Eid al-Fitr Joint Holiday	Government holiday
2. Sep	Friday Long weekend	Eid al-Fitr Joint Holiday	Government holiday
6. Nov	Sunday	Eid al-Adha	Public holiday
27. Nov	Sunday	Islamic New Year	Public holiday
25. Dec	Sunday	Christmas Day	Public holiday
26. Dec	Monday Long weekend	Christmas Joint Holiday	Government holiday

Long weekends in Indonesia 2011

These public holidays fall next to the weekend or just one bridge day away, making it easy to plan an extended break.

Lunar New Year — 3. Feb (Thursday) — take Friday off to bridge into the weekend
Prophet's Birthday — 15. Feb (Tuesday) — take Monday off to bridge into the weekend
Good Friday — 22. Apr (Friday) — long weekend
Vesak Joint Holiday — 16. May (Monday) — long weekend
Vesak Day — 17. May (Tuesday) — take Monday off to bridge into the weekend
Ascension Day — 2. Jun (Thursday) — take Friday off to bridge into the weekend
Eid al-Fitr Joint Holiday — 29. Aug (Monday) — long weekend
Eid al-Fitr — 30. Aug (Tuesday) — take Monday off to bridge into the weekend
Eid al-Fitr Joint Holiday — 1. Sep (Thursday) — take Friday off to bridge into the weekend
Eid al-Fitr Joint Holiday — 2. Sep (Friday) — long weekend
Christmas Joint Holiday — 26. Dec (Monday) — long weekend

Holidays that change date in Indonesia

Some holidays are movable and land on a different date each year. Here is how these dates shift from 2011 to 2012.

Lunar New Year: 3. Feb 2011 → 23. Jan 2012
Prophet's Birthday: 15. Feb 2011 → 5. Feb 2012
Day of Silence: 5. Mar 2011 → 23. Mar 2012
Good Friday: 22. Apr 2011 → 6. Apr 2012
Vesak Day: 17. May 2011 → 6. May 2012
Ascension Day: 2. Jun 2011 → 17. May 2012
Isra' and Mi'raj: 29. Jun 2011 → 17. Jun 2012
Eid al-Fitr Joint Holiday: 29. Aug 2011 → 22. Aug 2012
Eid al-Fitr: 30. Aug 2011 → 19. Aug 2012
Eid al-Fitr Second Day: 31. Aug 2011 → 20. Aug 2012
Eid al-Fitr Joint Holiday: 1. Sep 2011 → 22. Aug 2012
Eid al-Fitr Joint Holiday: 2. Sep 2011 → 22. Aug 2012
Eid al-Adha: 6. Nov 2011 → 26. Oct 2012
Islamic New Year: 27. Nov 2011 → 15. Nov 2012
Christmas Joint Holiday: 26. Dec 2011 → 24. Dec 2012

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Holidays in other countries:

🇮🇩 Indonesia 17 holidays
🇵🇬 Papua New Guinea 11 holidays
🇹🇱 Timor-Leste 18 holidays
🇲🇾 Malaysia 12 holidays

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many public holidays does Indonesia have in 2011?

Indonesia observes 19 public holidays in 2011. Each is listed above with its date and weekday.

What is the next public holiday in Indonesia?

The next public holiday in Indonesia is Independence Day on 17. Aug.

Are public holidays in Indonesia the same every year?

Most national holidays recur on the same date each year, while some (such as religious or lunar-calendar holidays) move. This page is updated for 2011.