If you’ve been waiting for a year packed with travel opportunities, 2026 is it! With several holidays falling next to weekends, you can turn short breaks into mini-vacations, all without exhausting your leave balance. Whether you’re craving beaches, mountains, or quiet countryside retreats, this is your ultimate month-by-month long weekend guide for 2026 across India.
23rd January (Friday) - Vasant Panchami
24th January (Saturday) - Off
25th January (Sunday) - Off
26th January (Monday) - Republic Day
28th February (Saturday) - Off
1st March (Sunday) - Off
2nd March ( Monday) - Take Leave
3rd March (Tuesday) - Holika Dehan
4th March (Wednesday) - Holi
3rd April (Friday) - Good Friday
4th April (Saturday) - Off
5th April (Sunday) - Off
23rd May (Saturday) - Off
24th May (Sunday) - Off
25th May (Monday) - Take Leave
26th May (Tuesday) - Bakrid
25th June (Thursday) - Take Leave
26th June (Friday) - Muharram
27th June (Saturday) - Off
28th June (Sunday) - Off
26th August (Wednesday) - Milad-un-Nabi
27th August (Thursday) - Take Leave
28th August (Friday) - Rakhi
29th August (Saturday) - Off
30th August (Sunday) - Off
2nd October (Friday) - Gandhi Jayanti
3rd October (Saturday) - Off
4th October (Sunday) - Off
21st November (Saturday) - Off
22nd November (Sunday) - Off
23rd November (Monday) - Take Leave
24th November (Tuesday) - Guru Nanak Jayanti
25th December (Friday) - Christmas
26th December (Saturday) - Off
27th December (Sunday) - Off
