马来西亚公众假期和长周末

马来西亚 2025 年和 2026 年公众假期和长周末

Want to plan your holidays without using up all your annual leave?

This Malaysia Public Holidays guide is your go-to for spotting those golden long weekends. Whether you’re eyeing a quick beach break, a road trip with friends, or a family vacation abroad, planning around public holidays lets you stretch your time off and get the most out of your trips.

We’ve included 2026 too, because let’s be honest, some of us love planning way ahead, especially when it means locking in better flight deals or nabbing rooms before they sell out. It’s also great for parents coordinating with school holidays or anyone trying to avoid peak travel chaos.

So go on, grab your calendar and start plotting your next adventure.

2025 Malaysia Public Holidays

DateDayHoliday NameStates
01 January星期三New Year’s DayAll except Johor, Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis and Terengganu
14 January星期二YDPB Negeri Sembilan’s BirthdayNegeri Sembilan
27 January星期一Israk and MikrajKedah, Negeri Sembilan,
Perlis & Terengganu
29 January星期三Chinese New Year全部
30 January星期四Chinese New YearAll except Kelantan
01 February星期六Federal Territory DayKuala Lumpur, Labuan and Putrajaya
11 February星期二ThaipusamJohor, Kuala Lumpur, Negeri Sembilan, Penang, Perak, Putrajaya and Selangor
20 February星期四Independence Declaration DayMelaka
02 March星期日Awal RamadanJohor and Kedah
04 March星期二Installation of Sultan TerengganuTerengganu
18 March星期二Nuzul Al-QuranAll except Johor, Kedah, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Sabah and Sarawak
23 March星期日Sultan of Johor’s BirthdayJohor
31 March星期一开斋节全部
01 Aprril星期二开斋节全部
02 April星期三Hari Raya Aidilfitri HolidayMelaka
18 April星期五Good FridaySabah and Sarawak
26 April星期六Sultan of Terengganu’s BirthdayTerengganu
27 April星期日Sultan of Terengganu’s Birthday HolidayTerengganu
01 May星期四Labour Day全部
12 May星期一Wesak Day全部
17 May星期六Raja Perlis’ BirthdayPerlis
22 May星期四Hari Hol PahangPahang
30 May星期五Harvest FestivalLabuan and Sabah
31 May星期六Harvest Festival HolidayLabuan and Sabah
01 June星期日Hari GawaiSarawak
02 June星期一Hari Gawai HoliidaySarawak
02 June星期一Agong’s Birthday全部
03 June星期二Agong’s Birthday HolidaySarawak
06 June星期五Arafat DayKelantan and Terengganu
07 June星期六Hari Raya Haji全部
08 June星期日Hari Raya Haji HolidayKedah, Kelantan, Perlis and Terengganu
09 June星期一Hari Raya Haji HolidayKelantan, Perlis and Terengganu
22 June星期日Sultan of Kedah’s BirthdayKedah
27 Jun星期五Awal Muharram全部
29 Jun星期日Awal Muharram HolidayJohor and Kedah
07 July星期一Georgetown World Heritage City DayPenang
12 July星期六Penang Governor’s BirthdayPenang
22 July星期二Sarawak DaySarawak
30 July星期三Sultan of Pahang’s BirthdayPahang
31 July星期四Hari Hol Almarhum Sultan IskandarJohor
24 August星期日Melaka Governor’s BirthdayMelaka
25 August星期一Melaka Governor’s Birthday HolidayMelaka
31 August星期日National Day全部
01 September星期一National Day HolidayAll except Johor, Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu
05 Sepember星期五Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday全部
07 September星期日Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday HolidayJohor and Kedah
16 September星期二Malaysia Day全部
29 September星期一Sultan of Kelantan’s BirthdayKelantan
30 September星期二Sultan of Kelantan’s Birthday HolidayKelantan
04 October星期六Sabah Governor’s BirthdaySabah
11 October星期六Sarawak Governor’s BirthdaySarawak
20 October星期一屠妖节All except Sarawak
07 November星期五Sultan of Perak’s BirthdayPerak
11 December星期四Sultan of Selangor’s BirthdaySelangor
24 December星期三Christmas EveSabah
25 December星期四Christmas全部
2025 Long Weekends

Here’s where it gets fun. These are the golden opportunities to stretch your break:

DatesDays OffWhat To Do
29 January – 02 FebruaryWed – SunChinese New Year + Friday Leave
01-04 MayThu – SunLabour Day + Friday Leave
30 May – 03 JuneFri – TueHarvest Festival / Hari Gawai (East Malaysia)
27-29 JuneFri – SunAwal Muharram Weekend
19 – 22 JulySat – TueSarawak Day + Monday Leave (Sarawak)
23-25 AugustSat – MonMelaka Governor’s Birthday Weekend (Melaka)
30 August – 01 SeptemberSat – MonMerdeka Weekend
05-07 SeptemberFri – SunProphet Muhammad’s Birthday Weekend
13-16 SeptemberSat – TueMalaysia Day + Monday Leave
18-20 OctoberSat – MonDeepavali Weekend
11-14 DecemberThu – SunSultan of Selangor’s Birthday + Friday Leave (Selangor)
25–28 DecemberThu – SunChristmas + Friday Leave
Malaysia School Holidays - Club Med Phuket
A vibrant theatre performance at 普吉岛度假村

2026 Malaysia Public Holidays

2026 Long Weekends
DatesDays OffWhat To Do
01-04 JanuaryThu – SunNew Year + Friday Leave
31 January – 03 FebruarySat – TueThaipusam + Federal Territory Day
14-18 FebruarySat – WedChinese New Year + Monday Leave
21 – 23 MarchSat – MonHari Raya Aidilfitri Weekend
01 – 03 MayFri – SunLabour Day Weekend
30 May – 02 JunSat – TueWesak Day + Agong’s Birthday Weekend
29 – 31 AugustSat – MonNational Day Weekend
07 – 09 NovemberSat – MonDeepavali Weekend
25 – 27 DecemberFri – SunChristmas Weekend
Malaysia School Holidays - Club Med Bali
Tranquil moments on the beach at 巴厘岛度假村

2025 Malaysia 学校假期

Planning a family trip? You’ll want to line up your Malaysian public holiday dates with school breaks. Check out the full school holiday schedules for 2025 right here: 马来西亚学校假期 2025 年

When’s the Best Time to Visit Club Med Resorts?

If you’ve been wondering “when should we go?” – you’re not alone. Timing really can make or break a trip. Whether you’re chasing snowflakes or sunshine, here’s a simple guide to help you pick the best time to visit each Club Med resort, based on their actual seasons and weather.

❄️ Ski Resorts & Snowy Escapes

北海道Kiroro Grand度假村 还有 北海道Kiroro Peak度假村 (Hokkaido, Japan)
If you’re after powdery snow and proper ski vibes, mid-December to March is your sweet spot. These resorts are known for deep, dry Hokkaido snow. It’s basically a playground for skiers and snowboarders.

北海道Tomamu度假村 还有 佐幌度假村 (Hokkaido, Japan)
Also ski-ready from mid-December, but the season’s a bit shorter. Best to go before March. Sahoro sometimes stretches into early March, but honestly, January and February is when the snow’s at its best.

北大壶度假村, 长白山度假村 还有 亚布力度假村 (China)
Best visited from December to February, these Northern China ski resorts offer steady snowfall and wide-open slopes. Beidahu has stunning views, Changbaishan adds hot springs to the mix, and Yabuli is great for families and beginners.

☀️ Tropical Beach Vibes

珍拉丁度假村 (Malaysia) and 民丹岛度假村 (Indonesia)
Both shine from April to October. You’ll miss the monsoon rains and get long sunny days instead. Expect warm sea breezes, wildlife, and lots of beach time.

普吉岛度假村 (Thailand)
December to April is the ideal window. That’s the dry season, so less rain, more sun, and calmer seas. Perfect for snorkelling or just lazing by the pool with a drink in hand.

巴厘岛度假村 (Indonesia)
Best visited between June and August, when it’s dry, less humid, and the Aussie winter brings a cooler breeze to the island. Not too hot, not too wet. Just lovely.

卡尼岛度假村 还有 翡诺岛别墅 度假村 (Maldives)
Best visited from January to March, when the Maldives is at its sunniest. Expect clear skies, calm seas, and ideal conditions for swimming, snorkelling, and beach days.

🌤️ Seasons in the Mountains

丽江地中海俱乐部 (Yunnan, China)
Expect cool mountain air, clear blue skies, and bursts of spring blossoms from February to May. If you can, aim for March or April, that’s when Jade Dragon Snow Mountain looks absolutely breathtaking.

北海道Tomamu度假村 (Summer)
If you’re not into skiing, Tomamu’s summer season (July and August) is surprisingly peaceful and full of fresh air. Think cool mountain hikes, forest trails, and flower fields around Furano. It’s like a breath of fresh air, literally.

北海道Kiroro Grand度假村 (Summer)
Same goes here. July and August are great for outdoor exploring, scenic walks, and a break from the heat. It’s quiet, green, and kind of magical in a slower, simpler way.

Additional Travel Tips
  • Avoid monsoon months in the tropics (usually November to March depending on location).
  • Book ski holidays early – December and January fill up fast.
  • If you love flowers or milder weather, spring or shoulder seasons can be the sweet spot.

The right timing doesn’t just mean better weather. It also means fewer crowds, better prices, and a smoother overall experience. If you need help picking dates based on school holidays, public holidays, or leave days, just drop us a message. We’ll sort it out.

最终想法

Public holidays aren’t just days off. They’re tiny windows of opportunity. Whether it’s to explore a new place, spend time with your loved ones, or simply pause and recharge, long weekends are your chance to live a little in between the busy weeks.

So get your calendar out, start circling those dates, and plan something you’ll actually look forward to. Even a short trip can make a big difference.

安迪
安迪

Andy, co-founder of Travelution Holidays and Club Med Specialist, shares his passion for travel and culture through inspiring content.

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