Holiday List in Jammu and Kashmir 2027

Published on: 04 Dec 2025

Last updated: 09 Oct 2026

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Jammu and Kashmir holidays list with national, public, and regional dates

Jammu & Kashmir’s holiday calendar is a unique mix of national observances, deep-rooted religious festivals, and local celebrations that bring out the essence and flavor of the customs followed in the region.

These holidays are what professionals and citizens look to plan around long before they arrive, year-round. Some are observed across the entire Union Territory, while others reflect traditions and communities in specific locales.

The Government of Jammu & Kashmir plans a list of holidays every year that blends national days, religious festivals from multiple faiths, and local celebrations rooted in the region’s culture.

List of National, Public and Regional Holidays in J&K for 2027

S.No.DateDayHolidayHoliday Type
1Jan 05TuesdayShab-i-MirajReligious
2Jan 26TuesdayRepublic DayNational
3Mar 05FridayJumat-ul-VidaReligious
4Mar 06SaturdayMaha ShivaratriReligious
5Mar 07SundayShab-e-QadrReligious
6Mar 09TuesdayEid-ul-FitrReligious
7Mar 22MondayHoli (Jammu only)Regional/Religious
8Apr 14WednesdayVaisakhiReligious
9Apr 14WednesdayDr. B.R. Ambedkar JayantiPublic
10May 17MondayEid ul-Azha (Bakrid)Religious
11May 20ThursdayBuddha PurnimaReligious
12Jun 15TuesdayAshoora (Muharram)Religious
13Jul 05MondayGuru Hargobind Ji's BirthdayReligious
14Jul 13TuesdayMartyr's DayRegional
15Aug 15SundayIndependence DayNational
16Aug 25WednesdayShri Krishna JanmashtamiReligious
17Aug 26ThursdayEid-e-MiladReligious
18Oct 02SaturdayMahatma Gandhi JayantiNational/Public
19Oct 09SaturdayVijaya Dashami (Dussehra)Religious
20Oct 29FridayDeepavali (Diwali)Religious
21Dec 25SaturdayChristmasReligious

List of National, Public and Regional Holidays in J&K for 2026

S.No.DateDayHolidayHoliday Type
1Jan 17SaturdayShab-i-MirajReligious
2Jan 26MondayRepublic DayNational
3Feb 15SundayMaha ShivaratriReligious
4Mar 04WednesdayHoli (Jammu only)Regional/Religious
5Mar 17TuesdayShab-e-QadrReligious
6Mar 20FridayJumat-ul-VidaReligious
7Mar 21SaturdayEid-ul-FitrReligious
8Apr 14TuesdayVaisakhiReligious
9Apr 14TuesdayDr. B.R. Ambedkar JayantiPublic
10May 01FridayBuddha PurnimaReligious
11May 27WednesdayEid ul-Azha (Bakrid)Religious
12Jun 26FridayAshoora (Muharram)Religious
13Jul 05SundayGuru Hargobind Ji's BirthdayReligious
14Jul 13MondayMartyr's DayRegional
15Aug 15SaturdayIndependence DayNational
16Aug 26WednesdayEid-e-MiladReligious
17Sep 04FridayShri Krishna JanmashtamiReligious
18Oct 02FridayMahatma Gandhi JayantiNational/Public
19Oct 20TuesdayVijaya Dashami (Dussehra)Religious
20Nov 08SundayDeepavali (Diwali)Religious
21Dec 25FridayChristmasReligious
Also Read: Holiday List in Goa 2027

FAQs

1. Are these holidays applicable across the entire Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir?

The list above includes holidays declared for government and educational institutions across the UT, unless specified otherwise (e.g., Holi is celebrated more widely in Jammu).

2. Do banks follow the same holiday list?

It is usually seen that banks remain closed on all public holidays and major festivals of the nation. Sometimes, they remain closed on other days, depending on notifications from the Reserve Bank of India.

3. What's the difference between a regional and a public holiday here?

Holidays are observed nationwide in the UT, while others may be very common in one place (for example, Holi in J&K) and may be observed at local or specific group levels. So, public holidays are declared for the entire UT; regional ones may be prominent in one area.

4. What happens if religious festivals shift due to lunar calendars?

Islamic festivals (like Eid) depend on moon sightings, so dates may be confirmed closer to the event. Official notifications may be updated accordingly.

5. Is Accession Day a public holiday?

Accession Day (26 October) is widely commemorated culturally and historically in J&K but is not included in the official 2027 UT holiday list.