Complete List of Long Weekends in India 2024

The start of a new year offers a symphony of new beginnings and a promise of infinite experiences. As we say goodbye to the past, this year brings with it the promise of fresh beginnings and positive thinking. Among the joyful echoes, holidays sparkle, bringing moments of self-reflection, new connections, and celebration, building memories that will forever remain beautiful in our hearts and minds.
 

Long Weekends in January 2024

January, the first month, brings in the new year with a lively winter air. Globally, it represents new beginnings, resolutions, and the hope of the coming year. It is filled with festivals and ethnic celebrations, capturing the spirit of regeneration and hope as people begin on a voyage into the unknown.

First Weekend

• December 30- Saturday
• December 31- Sunday
• January 1- Monday

Second Weekend

• January 13- Saturday
• January 14- Sunday 
• January 15- Monday

Fourth Weekend

• January 26- Friday
• January 27- Saturday
• January 28- Sunday

Long Weekend in March 2024

March, a transition month, marks the arrival of spring. With longer days and blossoming flowers, it represents rejuvenation and growth. March is celebrated for a variety of holidays, including Holi and Easter, and represents the vitality of life, the promise of regeneration, and the gradual recovery from winter's silence.

Second Weekend

• March 8 - Friday
• March 9- Saturday
• March 10- Sunday

Fourth Weekend

• March 23- Saturday
• March 24- Sunday 
• March 25- Monday

Fifth Weekend

• March 29- Friday
• March 30- Saturday
• March 31- Sunday

Long Weekend in May 2024

May, a vibrant month, brings the full blossoming of spring. Nature thrives in rich colours and smells. It represents the essence of warmth, growth, and abundance. Celebrations such as May Day and Mother's Day brighten this vibrant month, bridging the gap between the freshness of spring and the coming summer.

Third Weekend

• May 23- Thursday
• May 24- Friday (Take Leave)
• May 25- Saturday
• May 26- Sunday

(Hindu Calendar 2024 with Holidays and Festivals List)

Long Weekend in June 2024

June, the month that marks the beginning of summer, radiates warmth and energy. With longer days and shorter evenings, it symbolises the summer solstice and the official start of the sunny season. This month is marked by school graduations, Father's Day, and blossoming landscapes, all of which set the stage for outdoor experiences and the welcoming arms of the sun.

Second Weekend

• June 14- Friday (Take Leave)
• June 15- Saturday
• June 16- Sunday
• June 17- Monday

Long Weekends in August 2024

August, an important month, celebrates the final weeks of summer. It radiates warmth and beautifully blends leisure with the rush of back-to-school routines. Festivals such as Raksha Bandhan and Independence Day brighten its days. August represents a combination of relaxation and eagerness, preserving the very spirit of summer. 

Second Weekend

• August 15- Thursday
• August 16- Friday (Take Leave)
• August 17- Saturday
• August 18- Sunday
• August 19- Monday

Fourth Weekend

• August 23- Friday (Take Leave)
• August 24- Saturday
• August 25- Sunday
• August 26- Monday

Long Weekends in October 2024

October, a tapestry of fall colours, shapes the environment with warmth and nostalgia. Fresh air indicates the approach of autumn, which brings harvest celebrations and Thanksgiving. With Halloween's fun and the changing leaves, October welcomes a season of self-reflection and change, celebrating nature's vibrant transformation.

Second Weekend

• October 11- Friday (Restricted Holiday)
• October 12- Saturday
• October 13- Sunday

Long Weekends in November 2024

November, covered in autumn beauty, symbolizes the coming of winter. Falling leaves and a chilly breeze show a gradual shift in the seasons. Thanksgiving, an occasion for turkey and meditation, is the month's highlight. As the sun fades, November encourages self-reflection and preparation for the winter months ahead.

First Weekend

• November 1- Friday (Diwali)
• November 2- Saturday 
• November 3 - Sunday (Bhai Dooj)

Third Weekend

• November 15- Friday Guru Nanak Jayanti (Restricted Holiday)
• November 16- Saturday
• November 17- Sunday

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