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The 2023 Long Weekend List, to make your travel plans a little easier

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Dristi Sharma
Dristi SharmaDec 29, 2022 | 08:00

The 2023 Long Weekend List, to make your travel plans a little easier

Many festivals and holidays are on weekends, so proper planning might give you a well-deserved extended weekend. Photo: dailyO

2022 is coming to an end, and although some of us have yet to determine what we will do in the New Year, some travel enthusiasts have already begun to plan their trips for the coming year. 2023 has some good news for travellers because it comes with several long weekends.

Check out the list of long weekends in 2023 to plan your next vacation.

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(Click on the month to see the long weekends): 

There are 17 long weekends in 2023, and if you plan right, you can pack in a lot of travelling!

January 2023

1. January 14, Saturday: Lohri, Makar Sankranti

January 15, Sunday: Pongal 

2. January 26, Thursday: Republic Day

January 28, Saturday

January 29, Sunday: Take a day off on January 27, Friday, to enjoy a four-day holiday

February 2023

3. February 18, Saturday: Mahashivratri

February 19, Sunday

March 2023

4. March 8, Wednesday: Holi

March 11, Saturday

March 12, Sunday

You can take a leave on March 9, Thursday and March 10, Friday, for a five-day vacation.

April 2023

5. April 4, Tuesday: Mahavir Jayanti

April 7, Friday: Good Friday

April 8, Saturday and April 9, Sunday: Take leaves on April 5, Wednesday, and April 6, Thursday, for a six-day holiday. 

May 2023

6. May 5, Friday: Buddha Purnima

May 6, Saturday

May 7, Sunday

June 2023

7. June 17, Saturday

June 18, Sunday

June 20, Tuesday: Rath Yatra (Some States)

If you take a leave on June 19, Monday, you can get a four-day vacation.

July 2023

8. June 29, Thursday: Bakri Eid

July 1, Saturday

July 2, Sunday

June 30 is a Friday, so take an off on that day for a four-day getaway.

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August 2023

9. August 12, Saturday

August 13, Sunday

August 15, Tuesday: Independence Day

August 16, Wednesday: Parsi New Year (Restricted to some states)

If you take a leave on August 14, Monday, you can get a five-day vacation. Alternatively, a four-day holiday is still a long weekend.

10. August 26, Saturday

August 27, Sunday

August 29, Tuesday: Onam (Restricted Holiday)

August 30, Wednesday: Raksha Bandhan

You can take an off on August 28, Monday, to enjoy five days of bliss.

September 2023

11. September 7, Thursday: Janmashtami (Restricted Holiday)

September 9, Saturday)

September 10, Sunday: By taking a leave on September 8, Monday, you can have a four-day-long holiday.

12. September 16, Saturday

September 17, Sunday

September 19, Tuesday: Ganesh Chaturthi (Restricted Holiday)

Take a leave on September 18, Monday, for a four-day holiday.

October 2023

13. September 30, Saturday

October 1, Sunday

October 2, Monday: Gandhi Jayanti

14. October 21, Saturday

October 22, Sunday

October 24, Tuesday: Dussehra

Take the day off on October 23, Monday, for a four-day-long weekend.

November 2023

15. November 11, Saturday

November 12, Sunday: Diwali

November 13, Monday: Govardhan Puja (Not a holiday everywhere)

16. November 25, Saturday

November 26, Sunday

November 27, Monday: Guru Nanak Jayanti

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December 2023

17. December 23, Saturday

December 24, Sunday

December 25, Monday: Christmas

You can take a leave on December 22, Friday, to have a four-day getaway. Otherwise, it is a three-day holiday!

Last updated: December 29, 2022 | 08:00
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