
Lunar Calendar & Holidays
Malaysia, Singapore, Australia
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One calendar for nine countries, with every public holiday for 2026 and 2027 already in. Choose Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea or Australia, and the whole app becomes that country's calendar — its holidays, its wording, its second calendar systems, its school terms.
Works offline. No account, no sign-in.
CHOOSE YOUR COUNTRY
Switch country in Settings and the month grid, holiday lists, language and widget all follow. First launch can use your approximate location once to open on the country you are in.
FOUR CALENDARS ON ONE DAY
Tap any day and see the Gregorian date together with the systems that country actually uses — the Chinese lunar date everywhere, the Hijri date in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and Hong Kong, the Tamil date in Malaysia and Singapore, the Javanese date and Pasaran day in Indonesia, and each country's own lunar date in Thailand, Vietnam and South Korea.
ALMANACS
Open any day to a full Chinese almanac (通勝) page — the day's 干支, its recommended and inauspicious activities, lucky hours and more, laid out like a printed tear-off calendar, in Chinese or English. Vietnam and South Korea add an almanac on their own lunar calendar, in Vietnamese and Korean, and Thailand a Thai almanac page with วันพระ and the colour of the day. Pinch or double-tap to magnify.
ZODIAC YEAR OUTLOOK
Pick your sign and see how 2026 and 2027 look for it: its standing with the Grand Duke, the year's lucky and unlucky stars, career, wealth, relationships and health, a month-by-month outlook and simple remedies.
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS, ALREADY LOADED
Every public holiday for 2026 and 2027, in all nine countries. Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Deepavali, Vesak, Songkran, Tet, Chuseok, Seollal, Australia Day, Anzac Day, Christmas and every national day in between.
FILTER TO YOUR STATE OR PROVINCE
Malaysia's 16 states and federal territories, Australia's 8 states and territories, and Indonesia's provinces. Pick one and the calendar shows only the holidays that apply to you, with a badge on the ones that do not apply everywhere.
LONG WEEKEND PLANNER
Every three-day and four-day break in the year, listed ahead of time, so you can see which single day of annual leave buys the longest run.
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
Term breaks for Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea and Australia, on one page. Australian terms follow the state you picked.
A MONTH VIEW THAT FITS ON A PHONE
Swipe between months, pinch to zoom the grid, holidays in red, weekends colour-coded, and the lunar date printed inside the day cell. Your own device events appear as a small count in the corner of each day, if you allow it.
THE TWELVE ZODIAC ANIMALS
A strip across the top of the month: all twelve signs, each above the years that belong to it, with this year's highlighted.
BUILT FOR IPAD
On a large screen the type is larger and each page is centred to a readable width.
HOME SCREEN WIDGET
Today's date, the lunar date and the day's holiday, in the country you have chosen, without opening the app.
WEEKENDS THAT MATCH YOUR WEEK
Set Saturday–Sunday or Friday–Saturday for yourself. Malaysian states with their own weekend still follow the state.
PRIVACY, PLAINLY
There is no account and no sign-in, and we collect nothing ourselves. The holiday data ships inside the app and the calendar is computed on your device. Location is asked for once, at approximate accuracy, only to choose the opening country — declining is fine and the app never asks again. Calendar access is optional. The app is supported by ads and never requests tracking permission, so the ads are non-personalised.
Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a publication of any government. Dates follow each country's official gazette, but please check the official notice for anything that matters legally.
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What's New in Lunar Calendar & Holidays
27.2
October 13, 2026
• Dark mode: choose Light, Dark or System default in Settings → Theme • Upcoming Public Holidays now sit at the top of the holiday list, with a countdown to each one • Malaysia: 2027 school holidays and the 2027 Salary Schedule, plus Selangor's special holiday on 25 October 2026 and its replacement day on 26 October • Indonesia: 2027 holidays now follow the official government decree, with the cuti bersama days and the 2027 Idul Fitri school break
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