Team AckoMay 1, 2023
Public holidays in Assam in 2023 comprise state-centric festivals, national events and government holidays. Schools, colleges, government offices and most private organisations remain closed during these days. Hence, it’s an opportunity to take a break from your everyday routine. This article brings you the list of Assam’s government holidays in 2023.
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Here are the upcoming public holidays in Assam in May- 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Friday | 5-May | Buddha Purnima |
The table shared below lists the government holidays in Assam in the calendar year 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Sunday | 1-Jan | New Year |
Saturday | 14-Jan | Magh Bihu |
Sunday | 15-Jan | Tusu Pooja |
Monday | 23-Jan | Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Jayanti |
Thursday | 26-Jan | Republic Day |
Tuesday | 31-Jan | Me-dam-me-phi |
Wednesday | 8-Mar | Holi |
Friday | 7-Apr | Good Friday |
Friday | 15-Apr | Bohag Bihu |
Saturday | 22-Apr | Eid-ul-Fitr |
Friday | 5-May | Buddha Purnima |
Tuesday | 15-Aug | Independence Day |
Monday | 2-Oct | Gandhi Jayanti |
Saturday | 21-Oct | Maha Saptami |
Sunday | 22-Oct | Maha Ashtami |
Monday | 23-Oct | Maha Navami |
Tuesday | 24-Oct | Dussehra |
Sunday | 12-Nov | Deepavali |
Monday | 27-Nov | Guru Nanak Jayanti |
Monday | 25-Dec | Christmas |
The following table highlights the government holidays in Assam in January 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Sunday | 1-Jan | New Year |
Saturday | 14-Jan | Magh Bihu |
Sunday | 15-Jan | Tusu Pooja |
Monday | 23-Jan | Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Jayanti |
Thursday | 26-Jan | Republic Day |
Tuesday | 31-Jan | Me-dam-me-phi |
There are no public holidays in Assam in February 2023.
Here’s the list of government holidays in Assam in March 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Wednesday | 8-Mar | Holi |
The table below lists the Assam Government holidays in April 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Friday | 7-Apr | Good Friday |
Friday | 15-Apr | Bohag Bihu |
Saturday | 22-Apr | Eid-ul-Fitr |
Please refer to the table mentioned below for the list of public holidays in Assam in May 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Friday | 5-May | Buddha Purnima |
There are no government holidays in Assam in June 2023.
There are no public holidays in Assam in July 2023.
Following is the list of public holidays in Assam in August 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Tuesday | 15-Aug | Independence Day |
There are no government holidays in Assam in September 2023.
The table below provides Assam’s public holiday list for October 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Monday | 2-Oct | Gandhi Jayanti |
Saturday | 21-Oct | Maha Saptami |
Sunday | 22-Oct | Maha Ashtami |
Monday | 23-Oct | Maha Navami |
Tuesday | 24-Oct | Dussehra |
Here is the Assam Government holiday list for November 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Sunday | 12-Nov | Deepavali |
Monday | 27-Nov | Guru Nanak Jayanti |
The following table denotes Assam’s public holiday list for December 2023.
Day | Date | Holiday Name |
---|---|---|
Monday | 25-Dec | Christmas |
Assam is a state known for its tribal culture. Hence, most of the festivals celebrated are influenced by tribal culture. Unique attire, dancing and singing are highlights of such celebrations. Some of the prominent festivals of Assam include Bihu, Ambubachi Festival, The Majuli Festival, Dehing Patkai, Tea Festival, Raas Lila in Majuli and Baishagu Festival.
Bihu is a famous festival in Assam. It marks the beginning of the agricultural season. It involves people offering the first crop to the God, Brai Shibrai, wearing traditional attires, creating a bonfire and singing folk songs.
The Ambubachi Festival is associated with the Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati. It is a festival related to tantric practices and spans four days. People visit the temple and explore the stalls set up at the fair.
The Majuli Festival is another event related to tribals. It involves gathering of different tribes, locals displaying the handcrafts to tourists and several cultural activities.
Tea Festival, as the name suggests, is all about tea. The festival spans three days and is held in Jorhat, a place known for its tea. You can taste different types of teas at this festival.
Raas Lila in Majuli is a festival associated with Lord Krishna. It involves the people of Majuli performing plays dedicated to Lord Krishna. The festival is a combination of spirituality, mythology and culture.
Disclaimer: The information in this article is compiled by referring to different sources on the internet. The list of holidays may change as per the state/central government notifications.
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