Holidays and Observances in Indonesia in 2022

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Holidays and Observances in Indonesia in 2022

Date		Name	Type
Date		Name	Type
Jan 1	Saturday	New Year's Day	Public Holiday
Feb 1	Tuesday	Lunar New Year's Day	Public Holiday
Feb 28	Monday	Ascension of the Prophet Muhammad	Public Holiday
Mar 1	Tuesday	Maha Shivaratri	Hindu Holiday
Mar 3	Thursday	Bali's Day of Silence and Hindu New Year (Nyepi)	Public Holiday
Mar 18	Friday	Holi	Hindu Holiday
Mar 20	Sunday	March Equinox	Season
Apr 15	Friday	Good Friday	Public Holiday
Apr 17	Sunday	Easter Sunday	Observance
Apr 29	Friday	Idul Fitri Joint Holiday	Joint Holiday
May 1	Sunday	International Labor Day	Public Holiday
May 2	Monday	Idul Fitri	Public Holiday
May 3	Tuesday	Idul Fitri Holiday	Public Holiday
May 4	Wednesday	Idul Fitri Joint Holiday	Joint Holiday
May 5	Thursday	Idul Fitri Joint Holiday	Joint Holiday
May 6	Friday	Idul Fitri Joint Holiday	Joint Holiday
May 16	Monday	Waisak Day (Buddha's Anniversary)	Public Holiday
May 26	Thursday	Ascension Day of Jesus Christ	Public Holiday
Jun 1	Wednesday	Pancasila Day	National holiday
Jun 21	Tuesday	June Solstice	Season
Jul 10	Sunday	Idul Adha	Public Holiday
Jul 30	Saturday	Muharram / Islamic New Year	Public Holiday
Aug 12	Friday	Raksha Bandhan	Hindu Holiday
Aug 17	Wednesday	Indonesian Independence Day	Public Holiday
Aug 19	Friday	Janmashtami	Hindu Holiday
Aug 31	Wednesday	Ganesh Chaturthi	Hindu Holiday
Sep 23	Friday	September Equinox	Season
Sep 26	Monday	Navaratri	Hindu Holiday
Oct 5	Wednesday	Dussehra	Hindu Holiday
Oct 8	Saturday	Maulid Nabi Muhammad (The Prophet Muhammad's Birthday)	Public Holiday
Oct 24	Monday	Diwali	Observance
Dec 22	Thursday	December Solstice	Season
Dec 24	Saturday	Christmas Eve	Observance
Dec 25	Sunday	Christmas Day	Public Holiday
Dec 31	Saturday	New Year's Eve	Observance

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