Kedah Public Holidays

Kedah Public Holidays lists the public holidays observed in Kedah, combining Malaysia's federal observances with state-level dates that give the calendar a distinctly Kedah profile. The bundled events show a mix of national, Islamic, Buddhist, Hindu, and Christian observances, together with the Sultan of Kedah's Birthday, which makes the schedule more specific than a generic Malaysia-wide holiday list. That matters because public-holiday practice can vary by state, and Kedah's pattern affects office closures, school planning, banking routines, and business operations across the year. Entries appear as all-day observances rather than timed appointments, which suits a calendar used mainly for closure planning. The visible sequence includes two-day holiday periods around Eid al-Adha and Deepavali, alongside single-day observances such as Vesak Day, Yang di-Pertuan Agong's Birthday, the Islamic New Year, Independence Day, Malaysia Day, Christmas Day, Laylat al-Mi'raj, and Chinese New Year. That range shows how Kedah's schedule is shaped by more than one religious calendar while still following the wider Malaysian civic timetable. The result is a practical state-level record of dates that can alter staffing, public services, transport, and household routines. That broader mix is especially relevant in a state calendar that combines federal practice with palace-linked and festival-driven observance. This Smart Calendar Feed is free to subscribe in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. It keeps Kedah's holiday pattern visible beside meetings, leave plans, travel, and school commitments without manual entry. That is useful for employers, administrators, and households tracking the state's mix of federal and local observance. The calendar updates regularly so substitution days, schedule adjustments, and other holiday-related changes appear automatically as the official pattern moves forward.