Manipur Bank Holidays List 2022

Published on 21 Jun, 2021, 6:40 AM IST

Updated on 6 Jun, 2022, 11:08 AM IST

Team Ackodrive

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Manipur is one of India’s amazing north-eastern states. The state connects India with Myanmar. As a result, it is an important trade route. Manipur’s economy is primarily driven by agriculture. Forestry, cottage industry and trading also contribute to Manipur’s economy. The north-eastern state is renowned for its handicraft products. Its banking industry plays a crucial role in facilitating transactions. However, there are days when banks have a holiday. Read ahead to know more about bank holidays in Manipur.

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Bank Holidays Calendar in Manipur 2022:

Here are some points to know regarding Manipur’s bank holidays calendar for 2022.

Banks in Manipur shall be closed on all Sundays.
Second and fourth Saturdays of all months in a calendar year are declared as Manipur’s bank holidays.
The list of Manipur’s bank holidays for 2022 is followed by public-sector banks and those belonging to the private sector as well.
Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) and Internet Banking features shall be functional on bank holidays.
The list of bank holidays in Manipur includes major religious festivals.

Manipur’s Bank Holiday List 2022:

Listed below are the days on which banks in Manipur shall remain closed in 2022. Note that there might be minor changes in the list.

Bank Holidays in Manipur during January 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Saturday	1 January	New Year’s Day
Saturday	8 January	Second Saturday
Saturday	22 January	Fourth Saturday
Wednesday	26 January	Republic Day

Bank Holidays in Manipur during February 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Saturday	12 February	Second Saturday
Tuesday	15 February	Lui-Ngai-Ni
Saturday	26 February	Fourth Saturday

Bank Holidays in Manipur during March 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Saturday	12 March	Second Saturday
Saturday	26 March	Fourth Saturday

Bank Holidays in Manipur during April 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Saturday	9 April	Second Saturday
Thursday	14 April	Cheiraoba
Friday	15 April	Good Friday
Saturday	23 April	Fourth Saturday

Bank Holidays in Manipur during May 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Sunday	1 May	May Day
Tuesday	3 May	Eid-ul-Fitr
Saturday	14 May	Second Saturday
Saturday	28 May	Fourth Saturday

Bank Holidays in Manipur during June 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Saturday	11 June	Second Saturday
Saturday	25 June	Fourth Saturday

Bank Holidays in Manipur during July 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Saturday	9 July	Second Saturday
Sunday	10 July	Bakrid
Saturday	23 July	Fourth Saturday

Bank Holidays in Manipur during August 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Saturday	13 August	Patriot’s Day
Monday	15 August	Independence Day
Saturday	27 August	Fourth Saturday

Bank Holidays in Manipur during September 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Saturday	10 September	Second Saturday
Saturday	24 September	Fourth Saturday

Bank Holidays in Manipur during October 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Sunday	2 October	Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti
Monday	3 October	Maha Ashtami
Saturday	8 October	Second Saturday
Saturday	22 October	Fourth Saturday
Tuesday	25 October	Diwali

Bank Holidays in Manipur during November 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Tuesday	1 November	Kut
Saturday	12 November	Second Saturday
Saturday	26 November	Fourth Saturday

Bank Holidays in Manipur during December 2022

Day	Date	Holiday
Saturday	10 December	Second Saturday
Saturday	24 December	Fourth Saturday
Sunday	25 December	Christmas
Saturday	31 December	New Year's Eve

Note: The bank holidays list is for Manipur and its cities mentioned below.

Imphal
Kakching
Lilong
Mayang Imphal
Moirang
Nambol
Samurou
Thoubal

Also, read: India Bank Holidays List 2022

Popular Places to Visit in Manipur:

Here are some top tourist spots to visit during your stay in Manipur.

Imphal: Manipur’s capital, Imphal is located amidst the state’s valley. It offers a scenic landscape for tourists. Imphal is at the centre of hills making it a popular tourist spot. Imphal is a famous for the Loktak Lake, Kangla Fort, and Zoological garden.

Ukhrul: This quaint town can be equated to the countryside towns in Europe. Ukhrul is ideal for those who love nature. The scenic city offers lots of hiking and trekking spots. You can also visit the Nillai Tea Estate, Kachou Phung Lake, and Hundung Mangva Cave.

Bishnupur: Bishnupur is home to several temples making it a pilgrimage site. People visit this part of Manipur for its natural beauty and religious significance. Some of the temples in Bishnupur are Jor Bangla temple, Panch Ratna temple and Radha Shyam temple.

Thoubal: Thoubal is another destination in Manipur that offers greenery and mountains. It also has several hiking spots. Thoubal is known for its lakes, namely Ikop lake, Waithu lake and Louis lake. You can also visit the Khongjom War memorial in Thoubal.

Tamenglong: People prefer to visit Tamenglong for its picturesque setting. One can expect waterfalls and lakes in this part of Manipur. Tamenglong is known for the Hornbill bird. Zeilad lake, Zeilad Wildlife Sanctuary, and Barak Waterfalls are its frequently-visited destinations.

Other: Some of the other spots that you can include in your tour plan are Churachandpur, Senapati, and Chandel.

Frequently Asked Questions:

FAQs

What is the meaning of a bank holiday in Manipur?

A bank holiday in Manipur means that the majority of the bank’s branches in the state will remain closed on that day. The bank employees will have a holiday.

Will my debit card work during Manipur’s bank holidays?

Yes, your debit card will work on Manipur’s bank holidays. You can use it to purchase goods and pay for services as usual.

Are all Saturdays bank holidays in Manipur?

Manipur’s banks are closed on the second Saturday and fourth Saturday of the month, not on all Saturdays.

Can I transact using Internet Banking on Manipur’s bank holidays?

Yes, you can transact using Internet Banking as per the terms and conditions on bank holidays.

Are Manipur’s bank holidays different from other Indian states?

Every Indian state has its list of bank holidays. Some holidays might be the same (example – Independence Day) while some might be different (example – Lui-Ngai-Ni) as compared to other Indian states.