Manipur Public Holidays List 2022

Public Holidays Calendar in Manipur:

Here are some pointers you should know about Manipur’s general/public holidays Calendar.

• Major festivals, national days, and state-related occasions are a part of the list of holidays in Manipur for 2022.

• Public holidays in Manipur are not based on only one religion.

• Most of the government and private offices have a holiday during such days.

• The Manipur Public Holiday list for 2022 is announced by the state government.

Manipur Public Holidays 2022:

The General, Restricted, and Public holidays for 2022 are declared by the Government of Manipur on their website. Note that the holidays mentioned in the following table might be subject to changes.

Holidays in Manipur During January 2022

Holidays in Manipur During February 2022

Holidays in Manipur During March 2022

No public holidays in Manipur during March 2022. 

Holidays in Manipur During April 2022

Holidays in Manipur During May 2022

Holidays in Manipur During June 2022

No public holidays in Manipur during June 2022.

Holidays in Manipur During July 2022

Holidays in Manipur During August 2022

Holidays in Manipur During September 2022

No public holidays in Manipur during September 2022. 

Holidays in Manipur During October 2022

Holidays in Manipur During November 2022

Holidays in Manipur During December 2022

Note: The above-stated list is for Manipur and its following cities.

• Imphal

• Kakching

• Lilong

• Mayang Imphal

• Moirang

• Nambol

• Samurou

• Thoubal

Also, read: India Public Holidays List 2022

Popular Festivals in Manipur:

Listed below are some of the famous festivals of Manipur. Try and plan your visit to coincide with these festivals to experience the cultural side of the state.

Gang-Ngai: This five-day festival is usually celebrated at the start/end of the calendar year. This festival is of great importance to the Kabui Nagas of Manipur. The festival caters to the young and old and entails singing, dancing, and a feast.

Lui-Ngai-Ni: Like several festivals across India, this Manipuri festival is also related to agriculture. Lui-Ngai-Ni is an event that celebrates seed-sowing. Singing, dancing, and social gathering are a part of the festivities that are held in February.

Yaosang: Yaosang is Manipur’s biggest festival and it lasts for five days. For some context, it is as big as Diwali. Yaosang is usually celebrated in February/March on a full moon day. It is famous for The Thabal Chongba – the famous Manipuri dance.

Cheiraoba: Cheiraoba is celebrated as the Manipuri new year. As with every new year celebrations, people clean their houses during this festival. They prepare special dishes and offer them to their deities. This festival is usually held in April.

Kang: This is Manipur’s Rath Yatra. It is similar to the famous Jagannath Yatra of Odisha. Here, the Lord’s vehicle is referred to as Kang, and is moved by the devotees.

Others: Other festivals of Manipur include Heikru Hitongba, Nigol Chak-kouba, Kut, and Chumpha. Ramzan Eid, Diwali and Christmas are also celebrated in Manipur along with the tribal festivals.

Other State Public Holiday List 2022:

• Andaman and Nicobar Holidays

• AP Government Holidays

• Arunachal Pradesh Holidays

• Assam Govt Holidays List

• Bihar Holidays

• Holidays in Chandigarh

• Chhattisgarh Holidays

• Dadra and Nagar Haveli Holidays

• Daman and Diu Holidays

• Delhi Public Holidays

• Public Holidays in Goa

• Gujarat Public Holidays

• Haryana Govt Holidays

• HP Govt Holidays

• Jammu and Kashmir Holidays

• Jharkhand Holidays List

• Karnataka Public Holidays

• Kerala Public Holidays

• Lakshadweep Holidays

• MP Govt Holidays

• Maharashtra Public Holidays

• Meghalaya Holidays

• Mizoram Holidays

• Nagaland Holidays

• Odisha Government Holiday List

• Puducherry Holidays

• Punjab Government Holiday List

• Rajasthan Government Holidays

• Sikkim Holidays

• Tamil Nadu Public Holidays

• Telangana Public Holidays

• Tripura Holidays

• UP Government Holidays

• Uttarakhand Holidays

• West Bengal Holiday List