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Manipur Public Holidays


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2025 Public Holidays

DateDayHoliday
1 JanWedNew Year's Day
12 JanSunGaan-Ngai
26 JanSunRepublic Day
15 FebSatLui-Ngai-Ni
14 MarFriYaosang
15 MarSatYaosang 2nd Day
30 MarSunCheiraoba
31 MarMonIdul Fitr
14 AprMonCheiraoba
18 AprFriGood Friday
1 MayThuMay Day
7 JunSatBakrid / Eid al Adha
27 JunFriRatha Yathra
13 AugWedPatriots Day
15 AugFriIndependence Day
30 SepTueMaha Ashtami
2 OctThuGandhi Jayanti
21 OctTueDiwali
23 OctThuNingol Chakkouba
1 NovSatKut
25 DecThuChristmas Day
31 DecWedNew Year's Eve
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2026 Public Holidays

DateDayHoliday
1 JanThuNew Year's Day
1 JanThuGaan-Ngai
26 JanMonRepublic Day
15 FebSunLui-Ngai-Ni
3 MarTueYaosang
4 MarWedYaosang 2nd Day
21 MarSatIdul Fitr
3 AprFriGood Friday
14 AprTueCheiraoba
1 MayFriMay Day
27 MayWedBakrid / Eid al Adha
16 JulThuRatha Yathra
13 AugThuPatriots Day
15 AugSatIndependence Day
4 SepFriJanmashtami
2 OctFriGandhi Jayanti
19 OctMonMaha Ashtami
1 NovSunKut
8 NovSunDiwali
12 NovThuNingol Chakkouba
25 DecFriChristmas Day
31 DecThuNew Year's Eve
The dates in this table are an estimate. We will update this page once the official public holiday dates for 2026 are released.

2027 Public Holidays

DateDayHoliday
1 JanFriNew Year's Day
20 JanWedGaan-Ngai
26 JanTueRepublic Day
15 FebMonLui-Ngai-Ni
10 MarWedIdul Fitr
22 MarMonYaosang
23 MarTueYaosang 2nd Day
26 MarFriGood Friday
7 AprWedSajibu Nongmapanba (Cheiraoba)
14 AprWedCheiraoba
1 MaySatMay Day
17 MayMonBakrid / Eid al Adha
13 AugFriPatriots Day
15 AugSunIndependence Day
15 AugSunEid e Milad
25 AugWedJanmashtami
2 OctSatGandhi Jayanti
8 OctFriMaha Ashtami
29 OctFriDiwali
31 OctSunNingol Chakkouba
1 NovMonKut
25 DecSatChristmas Day
31 DecFriNew Year's Eve
The dates in this table are an estimate. We will update this page once the official public holiday dates for 2027 are released.

Unlike other states in India, Manipur has an almost equal number of Hindu and Christian citizens. Therefore, many of the holidays celebrated in Manipur are connected to both Christian and Hindu religions. There are also a few bank holidays in Manipur based in the Muslim religion including Idul Fitr which celebrates the end of Ramadan.

Some of the holidays celebrated in Manipur are to celebrate the harvest, such as Gaun Nagi, the Festival of the Winter Season, which is celebrated by several native tribes in the state as is Lui Ngai-Ni, a seed sewing festival celebrated by the Naga Tribe.