Dream - Indonesia occupies the first position as the country in Southeast Asia (ASEAN) with the most number of holidays. The ranking of holidays in ASEAN countries can be seen on the website asean.org.

Recorded, in a year Indonesia has a total of 27 holidays, which include various religious and national celebrations, such as Idul Fitri, Christmas, Chinese New Year, Nyepi, and Indonesian Independence Day.

In the second position is occupied by Cambodia with a total of 21 national holidays. Cambodia has several important celebrations such as Khmer New Year, Pchum Ben, and Independence Day.

Then Myanmar followed in third position with a total of 19 holidays. Myanmar also has a number of major celebrations such as Buddha's religion.

Meanwhile, the fourth position is occupied by the Philippines and Thailand, both of which have 18 holidays. Next, in the fifth position, Brunei Darussalam and Malaysia are tied with the same national holidays, which is 16 days.

Next is Vietnam with 15 national holidays, while Singapore has 11 days. Laos is the ASEAN country with the fewest national holidays, which is only 9 days throughout the year 2024.

The number of holidays in Indonesia is determined based on the Joint Decree of the Minister of Religion, Minister of Manpower, and Minister of State Apparatus Empowerment and Bureaucratic Reform, where there are 27 national holidays and collective leave in 2024.