Sure, all holidays are great. However, chilling on long weekends hits differently. While making travel plans during these tough pandemic times might seem a little difficult, lazing around at home in cozy pyjamas sounds like a damn good plan too, right?
We are here today, to help you out on planning your long weekends in advance for the upcoming year. Here are all the long weekends you can look forward to!
1. January 14th to January 16th:
January 14th – Friday (Makar Sankranti / Pongal)
January 15th – Saturday
January 16th – Sunday
2. February 26th to March 1st:
February 26th – Saturday
February 27th – Sunday
February 28th – Monday (Take an off)
March 1st – Tuesday (Mahashivratri)
3. March 18th to March 20th:
March 18th – Friday (Holi)
March 19th – Saturday
March 20th – Sunday
4. April 14th to April 17th:
April 14th – Thursday (Mahavir Jayanti)
April 15th – Friday (Good Friday)
April 16th – Saturday
April 17th – Sunday
5. April 30th to May 3rd:
April 30th – Saturday
May 1st – Sunday
May 2nd – Monday (Take an off)
May 3rd – Tuesday (Eid-Ul-Fitr)
6. May 14th to May 16th:
May 14th – Saturday
May 15th – Sunday
May 16th – Monday (Buddha Purnima)
7. August 6th to August 8th:
August 6th – Saturday
August 7th – Sunday
August 8th – Monday (Muharram)
8. August 11th to August 15th:
August 11th – Thursday (Rakhabandhan)
August 12th – Friday (Take an off)
August 13th – Saturday
August 14th – Sunday
August 15th – Monday (Independence Day)
9. August 19th to August 21st:
August 19th – Friday (Janmashtami)
August 20th – Saturday
August 21st – Sunday
10. October 22nd to October 24th:
October 22nd – Saturday
October 23rd – Sunday
October 24th – Monday (Diwali)
11. November 5th to November 8th:
November 5th – Saturday
November 6th – Sunday
November 7th – Monday (Take an off)
November 8th – Tuesday (Guru Nanak Jayanti)
I can’t wait to snuggle in my cosy blanket alone (sobs) on these long weekends, heat up some cheesy pizzas and watch people travelling to the Maldives through my social media!
