Punjab Public Holidays List 2025

Schools and colleges are closed during Punjab’s general holidays. Therefore, people look at these holidays to plan a trip. People might take one or two days leave from work around public holidays in Punjab and enjoy a long weekend. Usually, the list of holidays in Punjab for 2025 is declared at the start of the year so that people can make plans. Read ahead to know more about Punjab’s public holiday list for 2025.

Punjab’s Public Holidays Calendar in 2025:

Here is a table stating public holidays calendar in Punjab. Note that dates of some of the festivals cannot be predicted accurately therefore the dates may be subject to change.

Holidays in Punjab During January 2025

Holidays in Punjab During February 2025

Holidays in Punjab During March 2025

Holidays in Punjab During April 2025

Holidays in Punjab During May 2025

Holidays in Punjab During June 2025

Holidays in Punjab During July 2025

Holidays in Punjab During August 2025

Holidays in Punjab During September 2025

Holidays in Punjab During October 2025

Holidays in Punjab During November 2025

Holidays in Punjab During December 2025

Note: The holidays mentioned above are for Punjab, including the following popular cities.

• Ludhiana
• Amritsar
• Jalandhar
• Patiala
• Bhatinda
• Hoshiarpur
• Mohali
• Batala
• Pathankot
• Moga

Also, read: India Public Holidays List 2025

Top Festivals in Punjab:

Punjab is known for its rich culture. Traditionally, it was known as the land of the five rivers. As the state has enough natural resources, most of its festivals are related to winter, summer, and monsoon seasons. Punjab’s festivals are lively and vibrant. If you get a chance, try to visit Punjab during one of its popular festivals. Here’s a list of popular festivals and events celebrated in Punjab.

1. Lohri: This is among the most prominent festivals in Punjab. Lohri falls in the winter solstice. It involves lighting a bonfire and preparing a feast. Lohri involves singing and dancing around the bonfire and feasting on traditional delicacies.
    
2. Baisakhi: Baisakhi or Vaisakhi is known as a harvest festival. It is also celebrated as a Sikh New Year. This festival is often celebrated in April throughout the state. People decorate their homes, wear new clothes, and celebrate life during Baisakhi.
    
3. Sports Festival: This traditional sports festival is celebrated in Ludhiana. It is also known as Kila Raipur festival and is held in February. The list of sporting events held at the festival is as follows: archery, fencing, gymnastics, aerobics, etc. Bullock cart races and camel races are the festival’s main attraction.
    
4. Patiala Craft Mela: As the name suggests, this event is held in Patiala’s Sheesh Mahal Art Gallery. Skilled craftsmen from different places assemble in Patiala to display their wares. This event lasts for 15 days and features the state’s traditional craft items and furniture.
    
5. Holla Mohalla: Holla Mohalla was initiated by Guru Gobind Singh. It is usually held in March, around the same time as Holi. A fair is organised in Anandpur Sahib for three days where people view a range of activities like kirtans, poetry, and fighting prowess. Holla Mohalla ends with a military-style procession.

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