Explore notable days that aren’t public holidays but are widely observed across Malaysia. Each guide covers upcoming dates, traditions, and how they’re marked locally.
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Third Sunday in June. Appreciating fathers and father-figures with gifts and family time.
Mother's Day
Second Sunday in May. Flowers, meals out, and thank-yous for mums everywhere.
Valentine’s Day
February 14. Cards, chocolates and date nights — a global celebration of love.
Teacher’s Day (Malaysia)
May 16. “Hari Guru” celebrations honour the contribution of teachers nationwide.
Earth Day
April 22. Events and clean-ups spotlight environmental protection and sustainability.
Halloween
October 31. Costumes, trick-or-treating and themed parties have grown in popularity.
April Fools’ Day
April 1. Light-hearted pranks and media hoaxes — don’t believe everything you read!
How we choose observances
We feature days that are commonly celebrated in Malaysia or have growing recognition. If you’d like us to add another occasion, send us a note.
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