Perlis Public Holidays

Perlis Public Holidays lists the statutory holidays observed in Perlis, Malaysia, and follows the annual public-holiday pattern created by Malaysia's federal calendar and the state's own observance rules. The feed brings together the dates that most often affect government offices, schools, banks, transport, and household planning in Perlis, so it works as a practical public calendar rather than a simple catalogue of legal names. Entries in the feed reflect a mixed holiday year that combines national, religious, and royal observances. The bundled sequence includes Chinese New Year, Labour Day, Independence Day, Malaysia Day, Deepavali, Christmas Day, Islamic New Year, the Birthday of Muhammad (Mawlid), Laylat al-Mi'raj, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's Birthday, the Raja of Perlis's Birthday, and the Feast of the Sacrifice (Eid al-Adha), with some festivals represented across more than one day. That pattern matters because Perlis shares the wider Malaysian framework while still carrying state-specific timing and lunar-calendar movement that can change the practical date of a closure or celebration from year to year. Some observances also run across consecutive days, which makes a live calendar more practical than a static annual table when staffing and travel are being arranged. Businesses, public-sector staff, travellers, and families can use this Smart Calendar Feed, free to subscribe, in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. That keeps the holiday schedule visible alongside leave planning, school terms, branch hours, and travel arrangements without manual copying. The feed is also useful for organisations operating across Malaysian states, where a common federal baseline still leaves room for local differences in observance. The calendar updates regularly so substitute arrangements, annual refreshes, and other officially confirmed changes appear automatically. That keeps the Perlis holiday record current as civic, royal, and religious dates recur through the year.