Meghalaya Bank Holiday List 2022

Banks, be it public or private, in Meghalaya, remain closed on festivals, national or state-centric holidays. Banking transactions at the branch are unavailable during bank holidays in the state. However, customers can use online banking to perform certain transactions like transfer of funds. Read on to discover the Meghalaya bank holiday list 2022 to plan your visits to the bank branch.

Bank Holidays Calendar in Meghalaya:

Apart from Sundays, festivals, national or state-specific, bank holidays in Meghalaya 2022 includes the mandatory second and fourth Saturdays as well. Below is the list of Meghalaya bank holidays:

List of Bank Holidays in Meghalaya 2022:

Below is the day, date and name of holidays observed by banks in Meghalaya during the calendar year 2022:

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During January 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During February 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During March 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During April 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During May 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During June 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During July 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During August 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During September 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During October 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During November 2022

Bank Holidays in Meghalaya During December 2022

Note: The list of Meghalaya bank holidays is applicable across the state including the cities listed below:

• Shillong

• Tura

• Jowai

• Nongstoin

• Cherrapunji

• West Garo Hills

• Williamnagar

• Dawki

• Mawlynnong

• Baghmara

• Jorabat

• Nongthymmai

• Mawsynram

Also, read: India Bank Holidays List 2022

Places to Visit in Meghalaya:

Meghalaya means “the abode of clouds” in Sanskrit. The hilly region of Meghalaya is considered as one of the wettest places on earth. The state boasts of spectacular waterfalls, valleys, dense forests and the rich cultural heritage of the people of Meghalaya. Below are some of the popular places to visit in Meghalaya:

Cherrapunji: Without a doubt, Cherrapunji should be on your list of places to visit in the world. This is the second wettest place on earth after Mawsynram which is about 15kms from Cherrapunji. You can visit several waterfalls such as Nohkallikai, Dain-Thlen, Kynrem, Nohsngithiang or you could visit the spectacular caves.

Shillong: The capital city of Meghalaya is the most populous city and was called by the British as the “Scotland of East” because the landscape of the city resembles that of Scotland. Apart from the Autumn festival that you must experience, you can also visit several waterfalls, lakes, botanical gardens, caves, parks, etc.

Williamnagar: If you are a bird watcher or an adventure seeker, Williamnagar will not disappoint you. There are several unexplored forests for nature lovers to explore the lands of Meghalaya. One can hike or trek in some of the best places in the city. Some of the popular places in Williamnagar are the Simsang river, Napak lake, Domre falls, and the Tasek lake.

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• Andaman and Nicobar Bank Holiday List

• Andhra Bank Holidays

• Arunachal Pradesh Bank Holiday List

• Bank Holiday in Assam

• Bihar Bank Holiday

• Bank Holiday in Chandigarh

• Bank Holiday in Chhattisgarh

• Dadra and Nagar Haveli Bank Holiday List

• Daman and Diu Bank Holiday List

• Delhi Bank Holidays

• Bank Holiday in Goa

• Gujarat Bank Holidays

• Haryana Bank Holidays

• Bank Holiday in Himachal

• Jammu and Kashmir Bank Holidays

• Bank Holiday in Jharkhand

• Karnataka Bank Holidays

• Kerala Bank Holidays

• Lakshadweep Bank Holiday List

• Bank Holidays in MP

• Maharashtra Bank Holidays

• Manipur Bank Holiday List

• Mizoram Bank Holiday List

• Nagaland Bank Holiday List

• Bank Holiday in Odisha

• Puducherry Bank Holiday List

• Bank Holiday in Punjab

• Bank Holiday in Rajasthan

• Sikkim Bank Holiday List

• Tamil Nadu Bank Holidays

• Bank Holiday in Telangana

• Tripura Bank Holiday List

• Bank Holiday Uttar Pradesh

• Uttarakhand Bank Holidays

• West Bengal Bank Holidays