There is a total of 14 days of national public holidays. The Malaysian school holidays for 2009 are 77 days i.e 9 days for first and second mid term break, 16 days for mid year break and 43 days for year end break.
On top of this national level holidays, there are also a few days of state holidays that are declared by the various states and federal territories.
Details of Malaysia holidays for 2009 are listed below;
National Public Holidays
01 January New Year
26 January Chinese New Year
27 January Chinese New Year
9 March Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
1 May Labour Day
9 May Wesak Day
6 June Birthday Celebration of Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di Pertuan Agong
31 August National Day
20 September Hari Raya Puasa*
21 September Hari Raya Puasa*
17 October Deepavali
27 November Hari Raya Haji*
18 December Maal Hijrah*
25 December Christmas
* Subject to changes
School Holidays
14 Mar - 22 Mar First Mid Term Break
30 May - 14 Jun Mid Year Break
22 Aug - 30 Aug Second Mid Term Break
21 Nov - 01 Jan Year End Break
The above school holidays are for all states except for Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu, where the holiday start a day earlier.
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Nice, so now I should start planning wat to do during the holidays ^^
bgs a ada calender.. bleh ler nak plan cuti ngan family n fwen.. ni nak tanya.. sape2 de cadangan tempat bercuti yang bleh mancing, rehat, shopping and jalan2.. family trip..
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