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Chinese New Year 2578 holiday period (New Year's Day 6 February 2027)

Friday, 5 February 2027 – 14 February 2027 in 106 days

A wave of Chinese travellers plus a domestic long weekend, lasting roughly ten days.

Practical advice

Book rooms early, especially in Nusa Dua, Kuta and Seminyak. Expect long queues at seafood restaurants and major attractions.

Why this period matters

Chinese New Year falls on 6 February 2027 and is a national holiday, preceded by a joint leave day on 5 February. What makes it felt in Bali is not only the domestic break but the wave of travellers from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore who move during the whole New Year week.

The impact

Occupancy in Nusa Dua, Kuta and Seminyak spikes, room rates climb, and popular attractions such as Tanah Lot, Uluwatu and souvenir centres get much busier. Traffic from the airport worsens around international arrival banks.

How to work around it

If your dates are locked into this period, secure accommodation and airport pickup far in advance — that is the only reliable way to beat the price surge. If your dates are flexible, the fortnight after Chinese New Year is one of the quietest and cheapest stretches of the year.

Date source: m.kalenderbali.org · Updated 19 September 2026

Balinese holy days follow the Pawukon and Saka calendars; Nyepi and national holiday dates follow official government decrees. If your dates are critical, confirm once more with your hotel or airline.

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