Is Tomorrow a Holiday in Each Malaysian State?
Kuala LumpurIs tomorrow a holiday?No
LabuanIs tomorrow a holiday?No
PutrajayaIs tomorrow a holiday?No
JohorIs tomorrow a holiday?No
KedahIs tomorrow a holiday?No
KelantanIs tomorrow a holiday?No
MelakaIs tomorrow a holiday?No
Negeri SembilanIs tomorrow a holiday?No
PahangIs tomorrow a holiday?No
PerakIs tomorrow a holiday?No
PerlisIs tomorrow a holiday?No
PenangIs tomorrow a holiday?No
SabahIs tomorrow a holiday?No
SarawakIs tomorrow a holiday?No
SelangorIs tomorrow a holiday?No
TerengganuIs tomorrow a holiday?No
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every Malaysian state observe the same public holidays?
No. While 12 federal public holidays apply nationwide, each state also gazetted its own additional public holidays — typically the state ruler's birthday and select local observances. A day that is a public holiday in one state may be a regular working day in another.
Why do some states in Malaysia have different public holidays?
Under the Holidays Act 1951, the federal government sets 12 national public holidays and each state government may gazette additional holidays specific to their region — such as the Sultan's birthday, state foundation day, or local festivals. This is why the total number of holidays varies by state.
How many public holidays does Malaysia have per year?
Malaysia has 12 federal public holidays that apply to all states and federal territories. Each state adds its own public holidays, so the total typically ranges from 16 to 19 days off per year depending on which state you are in.
How can I check if tomorrow is a public holiday in my state?
This page updates daily and shows whether tomorrow is a public holiday for each of Malaysia's states and federal territories. Find your state in the grid — a "Yes" means tomorrow is a public holiday there.
Do Malaysian public holidays fall on the same date every year?
Some public holidays fall on fixed dates each year — for example, National Day is always on 31 August and Malaysia Day on 16 September. Others follow the Islamic lunar calendar, such as Hari Raya Aidilfitri and Hari Raya Aidiladha, and shift approximately 10 to 11 days earlier each year.
What happens if a public holiday falls on a weekend in Malaysia?
If a public holiday falls on a Sunday, the following Monday is generally observed as a substitute public holiday. For states that follow a Friday–Saturday weekend — such as Kelantan and Terengganu — the substitute is typically the nearest weekday. Always check the official gazette or your state's announcement for confirmation.