If you’re looking for long weekend travel plans, here’s your quick guide. As the new year is about to begin, there are potentially around 15 long weekends in 2024.
January 2024
31st December: (Sunday)
1 January : New Year (Monday)
13 January: Lohri (Saturday)
14 January: (Sunday)
15 January: Makar Sankranti, Pongal (Monday)
26 January: Republic Day (Friday)
27 January (Saturday)
28 January (Sunday)
March 2024
8 March : Mahashivratri (Friday)
9 March : (Saturday)
10 March : (Sunday)
23 March : (Saturday)
24 March : (Sunday)
25 March: Holi (Monday)
29 March : Good Friday (Friday)
30 March : (Saturday)
31 March : Easter (Monday)
May 2024
23 May: Buddha Purnima (Thursday),
25 May (Saturday),
26 May (Sunday).
Here you can plan a one day holiday by taking one day off on Friday i.e. 24th May.
June 2024
15 June : (Saturday),
16 June : (Sunday),
17 June : Bakri Id (Monday).
August 2024
15 August: Independence Day and Parsi New Year (Thursday)
17 August (Saturday)
18 August (Sunday)
19 August: Raksha Bandhan (Monday)
24th August (Saturday)
25th August (Sunday)
26th August: Janmashtami (Monday)
September 2024
5 September: Onam (Thursday),
7 September : Ganesh Chaturthi(Saturday)
8 September : (Sunday)
14 September : (Saturday)
15 September :(Sunday)
16 September : Eid Milad un Nabi (Monday)
October 2024
11 October: Mahanavami (Friday)
12 October: Dussehra (Saturday)
13 October (Sunday)
November 2024
1 November: Diwali (Friday)
2 November (Saturday)
3 November Bhai Dooj(Sunday)
15 November: Guru Nanak Jayanti(Friday)
16 November (Saturday)
17 November (Sunday)
