Today is Chinese New Year’s holiday, Here is The List of 2022’s Public Holiday

Trending holiday. Tuesday, 1st of February 2022 is Chinese New Year’s holiday.

Chinese New Year’s seems to be the first public holiday of 2022.

Despite the first public holiday was dated on Saturday, the 1st of January 2022: The New Year’s Day.

The New Year’s holiday didn’t feel like an actual holiday because the atmosphere of the holiday where the year’s change still feel as if its still in 2021.

Moreover, the holiday happened on Saturday, which was a weekend.

A month later, another public holiday comes by on Tuesday, 1st of February 2022.

The Chinese New Year’s holiday became trending since the day before because Monday appeared to be a “sandwiched day” between Sunday’s holiday and Tuesday’ Chinese New Year’s holiday.

“How long will your holiday be,” asked @tanyakanrl while sharing an image that has “stories of a sandwiched day” written on it.

Various netizens responding on the tweet, some says 3 days holiday, some says 4 days, some don’t even have holidays.

However for school students, they are already used to long holidays or online school.

Even in Depok and Bogor school have gone back online to prevent the spread of Covid-19 virus which cases are reported to be increasing once again.

So, when are Public Holidays for this year?

The confirmed national holidays of 2022 are stated in the Joint Decree of the Minister of Religion, The Minister of Manpower, Ministry of Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform No.963 of 2022.

Also No.3 of 2021, No.4 of 2021 about National Holidays and the extensive National Holidays.

There are a total of 16 National Holidays of 2022. However the extensive National Holidays haven’t yet to be decided.

Here is the listt of National Holidays or Public Holidays of 2022:

• Saturday,1st of Januariy 2022: New Year’s day of 2022

• Tuesday, 1st of February 2022: Chinese New Year 2573 Kongzili

• Monday, 28th of February 2022: Isra Mikraj of the Prophet Muhammad SAW

• Thursday, 3rd of Maret: Nyepi Day, Saka’s New Year 1944

• Friday, 15th of April: Good Friday

• Sunnday, 1st of May: International May DAY

• Monday-Tuesday, 2nd-3rd of May: Eid al-Fitr 1443 AH

• Monday, 16th of May: Vesak 2566 BE

• Thursday, 26th of May: Ascension of Jesus Christ

• Wednesday, 1st of June: Birth of Pancasila

• Saturday, 9th July: Eid al-Adha 1443 AH

• Saturday, 30th of July: Islamic New Year 1444 AH

• Wednesday, 17th of August: Indonesian Independence Day

• Saturday, 8th of October: Mawlid al-Nabi

• Sunday, 25th of December: Christmas Day.

Penulis: Adestito Adji