Public Holidays in Indonesia 2025 – Full List & Descriptions

Indonesia is a vibrant archipelago rich in cultural, religious, and national celebrations. Understanding the list of holidays in Indonesia 2025 is essential for residents, tourists, and business planners alike. With diverse observances including Islamic, Christian, Hindu, and national events, the Indonesia holiday calendar 2025 offers key insights into public closures, travel opportunities, and local festivities across the country.

List of Public Holidays in Indonesia – 2025

Date	Day	Holiday Name	Type
January 1	Wednesday	New Year's Day	National
January 29	Wednesday	Chinese New Year	Religious/Cultural
March 31	Monday	Nyepi (Balinese New Year)	Religious
April 18	Friday	Good Friday	Religious
May 1	Thursday	Labour Day	National
May 15	Thursday	Ascension of Jesus Christ	Religious
May 22	Thursday	Waisak (Buddha Day)	Religious
May 29	Thursday	Ascension of Prophet Muhammad (Isra Mi'raj)	Religious
March 30	Sunday	Eid al-Fitr (Start)	Religious
March 31	Monday	Eid al-Fitr (End)	Religious
June 6	Friday	Eid al-Adha	Religious
July 7	Monday	Islamic New Year	Religious
August 17	Sunday	Independence Day	National
September 15	Monday	Prophet Muhammad's Birthday	Religious
December 25	Thursday	Christmas Day	Religious

Major Holidays in Indonesia and Their Significance

Nyepi (Balinese New Year): Nyepi is a day of silence, fasting, and meditation observed primarily in Bali. The entire island comes to a standstill, with airports closed and streets deserted—making it a unique cultural experience for visitors and a sacred time for reflection for locals.

Eid al-Fitr: Celebrated at the end of Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr is a joyous occasion marked by prayers, feasts, and visits to family and neighbors. It’s one of Indonesia’s biggest holidays, often accompanied by mass travel known as "mudik" as people return to their hometowns.

Independence Day: On August 17, Indonesia commemorates its independence from Dutch colonial rule in 1945. The day is filled with patriotic parades, flag ceremonies, games, and community events nationwide, highlighting national pride and unity.

Christmas Day: Celebrated by the Christian population in Indonesia, Christmas Day features church services, family gatherings, and local festive traditions, particularly in regions with large Christian communities like North Sumatra and Papua.

Plan Ahead with the Indonesia Holiday Calendar 2025

By staying informed about the bank holidays in Indonesia 2025, residents can schedule their commitments, and travelers can plan their journeys to explore cultural festivals or avoid peak travel dates. Use this Indonesia holiday calendar 2025 to plan your trip around Indonesia holidays and make the most of your experience in this culturally rich and diverse nation.