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Islamic New Year (estimated)

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🏪 What's open

  • Banks Closed
  • Government offices Closed
  • Schools Closed
  • Shops Varies
  • Restaurants Varies
  • Public transit Reduced
  • Stock market Closed
  • Post office Closed

🛋️ Long weekend potential

4-Day Block
SAT 13 Weekend
SUN 14 Weekend
MON 15 Bridge Day
TUE 16 Holiday

4-day weekend with a bridge day on June 15

📣 Traveler notes

Indonesia is a vast, diverse archipelago of approximately 17,000 islands located between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. It is known for its natural beauty, including rainforests, and features major tourist destinations like Bali, alongside exploration opportunities across 6,000 inhabited islands.

  • The country is highly multicultural, with many localized religious festivals.
  • Most Indonesians observe a day off for public holidays, regardless of their specific religion.
  • Be aware of major festivals like Chinese New Year (mid-January to mid-February) and Nyepi (Hindu New Year in March, involving infrastructure shutdowns in Bali).
  • When eating, use only your right hand. If eating with hands, use fingers to collect food and dip it in sauces. In formal settings, cutlery (chopsticks, forks, spoons) are provided and preferred. Eating quickly is considered polite.

About this holiday

The Islamic New Year marks the start of a new lunar Hijri year, observed by Muslims on the first day of Muharram. This calendar originates from the Hijra (the emigration of Muhammad from Mecca to Medina in 622 CE) and governs all Islamic religious practices. While observed as a public holiday in many countries, the specific Indonesian date is variable and estimated.