Tripura Public Holidays List 2022

Tripura’s public holidays are days of state-level and national-level importance. Popular religious festivals are also declared as Tripura’s general holidays. In most cases, the list of holidays in Tripura for 2022 is declared as soon as possible. This is to create awareness among the general public regarding public holidays in Tripura, as most public-sector organizations stay closed during such days.

Several private-sector organizations also keep their offices closed on public holidays in Tripura. If you are aware of Tripura’s public holiday list for 2022, you can plan your work accordingly. As most of the educational offices are also closed during Tripura’s public holidays for 2022, people often go on family trips by clubbing their leaves with public holidays and weekends.

Public Holidays Calendar in Tripura 2022:

Here’s a table featuring holidays in Tripura. Note that some dates might change as some festivals are based on the lunar calendar.

Holidays in Tripura During January 2022

Holidays in Tripura During February 2022

Holidays in Tripura During March 2022

Holidays in Tripura During April 2022

Holidays in Tripura During May 2022

Holidays in Tripura During June 2022

Holidays in Tripura During July 2022

Holidays in Tripura During August 2022

Holidays in Tripura During September 2022

Holidays in Tripura During October 2022

Holidays in Tripura During November 2022

No holidays in Tripura During November 2022.

Holidays in Tripura During December 2022

Note: The above table is for Tripura and its following cities.

• Agartala

• Amarpur

• Belonia

• Dharmanagar

• Kailashahar

• Kamalpur

• Khowai

• Kumarghat

• Ranirbazar

• Sabroom

Also, read: India Public Holidays List 2022

Popular Festivals in Tripura:

Garia Puja: This seven-day festival is celebrated across the state in April. People worship Lord Garia with flowers and garlands during this festival. A Garia Carnival is also arranged during Garia Puja. Children sing and dance to please the Lord during Garia Puja.

Ashokastami Festival: This festival is held in Unakoti and Kailashahar during February. It is also known as the Unakoti Festival. It is a hill station as well as a place of historic importance. The highlight of this festival is bathing in the holy river.

Pilak Festival: Pilak festival is a three-day event. It is held in Jolaibari and Pilak archaeological site. This festival is usually celebrated in February or March. People from nearby areas visit this festival and relish the cultural programs showcased during the event.

Kharchi Festival: This festival is celebrated in July in West Tripura, Khayerpur and Old Agartala. This is an annual festival associated with tribal deities. This festival also includes the arrangement of a fair that lasts for seven days.

Poush Sankranti Fair: The Poush Sankranti Fair is an annual event that is held at the beginning of the calendar year in January. It is held at Tirthamukh. People take a dip in the holy river, Gomti during the festival and enjoy the two-day fair.

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

• Manipur Holiday List

• 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

• UP Government Holidays

• Uttarakhand Holidays

• West Bengal Holiday List