Calendar 2027 Malaysia | Kalendar 2027

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Explore the complete Malaysia calendar 2027 featuring public holidays, school breaks, Islamic Hijri dates, and cultural events. Whether you’re planning around Hari Raya, Deepavali, Chinese New Year, or school terms, this calendar helps you stay organized month-by-month.

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Kalendar Kuda 2027 Monthly

Below are the month-wise Malaysian calendars for 2026, covering all key events and holidays celebrated by Malaysia’s diverse communities. From Chinese New Year to Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Deepavali, school holidays, and state and national public holidays, everything you need is included. You can view or download the 2026 Kalendar Kuda in PDF format for easy reference, helping you stay organized and informed throughout the year.

January 2027

Start your year with the Malaysia January 2027 calendar featuring key public holidays, Islamic dates (Rejab & Syaaban 1448), school breaks, and race days. January kicks off with New Year’s Day (1 January) and includes Thaipusam (22 January), a major Hindu celebration. This calendar helps Malaysians plan ahead for long weekends, religious observances, and state holidays like Negeri Sembilan’s Birthday. It’s your go-to guide for tracking important dates and holidays in Malaysia at the start of 2027.

January 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

1 January – New Year’s Day (Public Holiday)
6 January – Israk & Mikraj
Multiple Race Days – 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 January
14 January – Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan’s Birthday (State Holiday)
22 January – Thaipusam (Public Holiday)

February 2027

The February 2027 Malaysia calendar is filled with vibrant multicultural events and observances. Key highlights include Chinese New Year on 6 & 7 February, celebrated nationwide with festive holidays and family reunions. The calendar also marks Valentine’s Day (14 Feb), the start of Ramadan (10 Feb), and Nuzul Al-Quran (24 Feb). With Islamic dates from Syaaban to Ramadan 1448 and several race days, this month reflects Malaysia’s cultural and religious diversity.

February 2026 Key Events in Malaysia

6 & 7 February – Chinese New Year (National Holiday, 1st & 2nd Day)
14 February – Valentine’s Day
10 February – 1 Ramadan 1448H (Beginning of Ramadan)
24 February – Nuzul Al-Quran
1 February – Federal Territory Day (Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Labuan)
Race Days: 6, 13, 20, 27 February
4 February – Beginning of Spring (Lichun – traditional solar term)
20 February – Lantern Festival / Chap Goh Mei
Ongoing: Ramadan fasting (starting 10 Feb)

March 2027

March 2027 in Malaysia is rich with cultural, religious, and state events. This month includes International Women’s Day (8 Mar) and the grand celebration of Hari Raya Aidilfitri on 10–12 March, marking the end of Ramadan and the beginning of Syawal. The calendar also notes Sultan of Johor’s Birthday (23 Mar) and Good Friday (26 Mar), reflecting Malaysia’s multifaith society. With Islamic dates shifting into the month of Syawal, this period is both festive and reflective.

March 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

8 March – International Women’s Day: Celebrated globally, recognizing the achievements of women in all sectors.
10 March – Hari Raya Aidilfitri (1st Day): Marks the end of Ramadan, a major Islamic festival observed nationwide.
11 March – Hari Raya Aidilfitri (2nd Day): Public holiday in most states, continuation of Eid celebrations.
12 March – Hari Raya Aidilfitri (3rd Day): Observed in several states such as Kelantan and Terengganu.
23 March – Sultan of Johor’s Birthday: Official public holiday in the state of Johor.
26 March – Good Friday: Observed in Sabah and Sarawak, marking the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
Race Days: Held on 7, 14, 21, and 28 March (Sundays), commonly noted on Kalendar Kuda for betting and entertainment.

April 2027

April 2027 is relatively calm compared to previous months but still includes notable state celebrations. One key observance is the Sultan of Terengganu’s Birthday, which is a public holiday in the state of Terengganu. The Islamic calendar transitions from Syawal to Zulkaedah 1448, and weekend Race Days continue to provide leisure events. This calendar is ideal for planning ahead during a quiet stretch of the year.

April 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

26 April – Sultan of Terengganu’s Birthday: Official state holiday celebrated with local ceremonies in Terengganu.
Islamic Calendar: April spans Syawal to Zulkaedah 1448H, the post-Ramadan and pre-Hajj months in the Hijri calendar.
Race Days: Held on 4, 11, 18, and 25 April (Sundays), featured in Kalendar Kuda for betting and sports fans.

May 2027

May 2027 is packed with important national and Islamic holidays across Malaysia. The month begins with Labour Day on 1 May, a nationwide public holiday. Hari Raya Haji (Eid al-Adha) is observed on 26 May, marking a key Islamic celebration of sacrifice. The Islamic calendar transitions from Zulkaedah to Zulhijjah 1448H, while Awal Zulhijjah starts on 23 May. Regular Race Days add excitement to weekends throughout the month.

May 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

1 May – Labour Day: Nationwide public holiday honoring workers' rights and contributions.
23 May – Awal Zulhijjah 1448H: The beginning of the Islamic month of Zulhijjah, leading to Hari Raya Haji.
26 May – Hari Raya Haji (Eid al-Adha): Major Islamic festival commemorating sacrifice, celebrated nationwide.
Islamic Calendar: Covers Zulkaedah to Zulhijjah 1448H throughout May 2027.
Race Days: Held on 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 May (Sundays), noted in Kalendar Kuda.

June 2027

June 2027 in Malaysia features both cultural and national celebrations. The month starts with Hari Gawai on 1–2 June, a harvest festival widely celebrated in Sarawak. A major federal event follows with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s Birthday on 7 June, observed nationwide. The Islamic calendar transitions from Zulhijjah 1448 to Muharram 1449, marking the Islamic New Year. As usual, weekend Race Days continue throughout the month.

June 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

1–2 June – Hari Gawai / Dayak Day: A cultural harvest festival celebrated in Sarawak.
7 June – Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s Birthday: National public holiday honoring the Malaysian King.
Islamic Calendar: Transition from Zulhijjah 1448 to Muharram 1449, marking the Islamic New Year.
Race Days: Scheduled on 6, 13, 20, and 27 June (Sundays) as part of Malaysia’s weekend calendar.

July 2027

July 2027 in Malaysia features important state and cultural celebrations. George Town World Heritage City Day is observed on 7 July in Penang, followed by Sarawak Independence Day on 22 July. Additionally, Hari Hol Almarhum Sultan Iskandar is commemorated in Johor. The Islamic calendar transitions from Muharram to Safar 1449H, and Race Days continue every weekend. This month offers a strong mix of cultural pride and regional identity.

July 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

7 July – George Town World Heritage City Day: Celebrated in Penang for its UNESCO heritage recognition.
22 July – Sarawak Independence Day: Public holiday in Sarawak marking its self-government day in 1963.
Date TBC – Hari Hol Almarhum Sultan Iskandar: Johor state memorial holiday honoring the late Sultan.
Islamic Calendar: Transition from Muharram to Safar 1449H during July 2027.
Race Days: Held on 4, 11, 18, and 25 July (Sundays), as noted in Kalendar Kuda.

August 2027

August 2027 is a month filled with cultural richness and national pride in Malaysia. The country celebrates Merdeka Day (National Day) on 31 August, marking independence from British rule. Malacca Governor’s Birthday, Chinese Valentine’s Day, and the Hungry Ghost Festival are also observed. The Islamic calendar progresses from Safar to Rabiulawal 1449H, and Race Days continue every Sunday.

August 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

4 August – Chinese Valentine’s Day (Qixi): A romantic celebration among the Chinese community.
12 August – Hungry Ghost Festival: Traditional Chinese festival honoring ancestors and spirits.
24 August – Malacca Governor’s Birthday: State holiday in Melaka with official ceremonies.
31 August – Merdeka Day: Malaysia’s National Day commemorating independence in 1957.
Islamic Calendar: Covers Safar to Rabiulawal 1449H in August 2027.
Race Days: Held on 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 August (Sundays) across Malaysia.

September 2027

September 2027 in Malaysia includes both state and national-level celebrations. The highlight is Malaysia Day on 16 September, commemorating the formation of Malaysia in 1963. The state of Kelantan celebrates the Sultan of Kelantan’s Birthday during the same month. The Islamic calendar transitions from Rabiulawal to Rabiulakhir 1449H, and Race Days continue weekly across the country.

September 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

11 September – Sultan of Kelantan’s Birthday: Public holiday in Kelantan celebrating the state ruler.
16 September – Malaysia Day: National celebration of the formation of Malaysia in 1963.
Islamic Calendar: Transition from Rabiulawal to Rabiulakhir 1449H in September 2027.
Race Days: Held on 5, 12, 19, and 26 September (Sundays), part of Malaysia’s Kalendar Kuda schedule.

October 2027

October 2027 features important state holidays and cultural observances in Malaysia. The Double Ninth Festival, a traditional Chinese day of ancestor remembrance, is celebrated on 7 October. Both Sabah and Sarawak observe their respective Governor’s Birthdays during this month. The Islamic calendar moves from Jamadilawal to Jamadilakhir 1449H, and Race Days continue every Sunday.

October 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

7 October – Double Ninth Festival: A Chinese cultural holiday for honoring ancestors and seniors.
11 October – Sabah Governor’s Birthday: Official public holiday in the state of Sabah.
13 October – Sarawak Governor’s Birthday: Public holiday celebrated across Sarawak.
30 October – Deepavali (Diwali): Hindu festival of lights, public holiday in many Malaysian states.
29 October – Halloween: Popular informal event marked with themed parties and school activities.
Islamic Calendar: Covers Jamadilawal to Jamadilakhir 1449H during October 2027.
Race Days: Scheduled on 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31 October (Sundays).

November 2027

November 2027 is a quieter month with one major state celebration: the Sultan of Perak’s Birthday. The Islamic calendar spans from Jamadilakhir to Rejab 1449H, and Race Days continue every Sunday. While not packed with national holidays, it’s an ideal month for planning ahead or enjoying uninterrupted work weeks.

November 2027 Key Events in Malaysia

6 November – Sultan of Perak’s Birthday: State public holiday in Perak celebrating the Sultan.
Islamic Calendar: Jamadilakhir to Rejab 1449H observed throughout November 2027.
Race Days: Scheduled on 7, 14, 21, and 28 November (Sundays) across Malaysia.

December 2027

December 2027 in Malaysia includes key religious, cultural, and state celebrations. The month begins with the Sultan of Selangor’s Birthday, and later features Israk & Mikraj, a significant Islamic event. The Winter Solstice Festival (Dongzhi) on 22 December is widely observed in Chinese communities, followed by Christmas Day on the 25th. The Islamic calendar transitions from Rejab to Syaaban 1449H, and Race Days round out each Sunday.

December 2026 Key Events in Malaysia

11 December – Sultan of Selangor’s Birthday: Public holiday in Selangor celebrating the state's ruler.
15 December – Israk & Mikraj: Islamic holiday commemorating the Prophet Muhammad’s miraculous journey.
22 December – Winter Solstice Festival (Dongzhi): Chinese festival marking the longest night of the year.
25 December – Christmas Day: National public holiday observed by Christians and widely celebrated across Malaysia.
Islamic Calendar: Transition from Rejab to Syaaban 1449H during December 2027.
Race Days: Held on 5, 12, 19, and 26 December (Sundays) in the Kalendar Kuda schedule.

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