Holidays and Observances in Nepal in 2023

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Holidays and Observances in Nepal in 2023

Date		Name	Type
Date		Name	Type
Jan 11	Wednesday	Prithvi Jayanti	Public Holiday
Jan 15	Sunday	Maghe Sankranti	Public Holiday
Jan 16	Monday	National Day of Mourning	Public Holiday
Jan 22	Sunday	Sonam Losar (Tamang New Year)	Optional Holiday
Jan 26	Thursday	Basant Panchami	Academic Holiday
Feb 13	Monday	People's War Day	Public Holiday
Feb 18	Saturday	Maha Shivaratri	Public Holiday
Feb 19	Sunday	National Democracy Day	Public Holiday
Feb 21	Tuesday	Gyalpo Losar	Optional Holiday
Mar 6	Monday	Holi Purnima (Hill region)	Local holiday
Mar 7	Tuesday	Holi Purnima (Terai region)	Local holiday
Mar 8	Wednesday	Nari Dibas	Public Holiday
Mar 21	Tuesday	Godhe Yatra	Local holiday
Mar 21	Tuesday	March Equinox	Season
Mar 30	Thursday	Ram Nawami	Observance
Apr 14	Friday	Nepali New Year	Public Holiday
Apr 22	Saturday	Ramjan Edul Fikra	Optional Holiday
May 1	Monday	Majdoor Divas	Public Holiday
May 5	Friday	Buddha Jayanti (Tentative Date)	Public Holiday
May 5	Friday	Ubhauli Parva	Optional Holiday
May 29	Monday	Ganatantra Diwas (Republic Day)	Public Holiday
Jun 21	Wednesday	June Solstice	Season
Jun 29	Thursday	Edul Aajaha	Optional Holiday
Aug 30	Wednesday	Janai Purnima	Public Holiday
Sep 1	Friday	Gai Jatra	Public Holiday
Sep 6	Wednesday	Gaura Parba	Optional Holiday
Sep 6	Wednesday	Shree Krishna Janamashtami	Public Holiday
Sep 14	Thursday	National Mourning Day	Public Holiday
Sep 18	Monday	Hartalika Teej	Optional Holiday
Sep 19	Tuesday	Constitution Day	Public Holiday
Sep 23	Saturday	September Equinox	Season
Sep 28	Thursday	Indra Jatra	Local holiday
Oct 7	Saturday	Jitiya Parwa	Optional Holiday
Oct 15	Sunday	Ghatasthapana	Public Holiday
Oct 21	Saturday	Phulpati (Dashain)	Public Holiday
Oct 22	Sunday	Astami (Dashain)	Public Holiday
Oct 23	Monday	Nawami (Dashain)	Public Holiday
Oct 24	Tuesday	Dashami (Dashain)	Public Holiday
Oct 25	Wednesday	Ekadashi (Dashain)	Public Holiday
Nov 11	Saturday	Phalgunanda Jayanti	Optional Holiday
Nov 12	Sunday	Laxmi Puja (Tihar)	Public Holiday
Nov 14	Tuesday	Gobhardan Pujan (Tihar)	Public Holiday
Nov 15	Wednesday	Bhai Tika (Tihar)	Public Holiday
Nov 19	Sunday	Chhat Parwa	Public Holiday
Nov 27	Monday	Guru Nanak Jayanti	Optional Holiday
Dec 3	Sunday	International Day of Disabled Persons	Optional Holiday
Dec 22	Friday	December Solstice	Season
Dec 25	Monday	Christmas Day	Optional Holiday
Dec 26	Tuesday	Udhauli Parva	Optional Holiday
Dec 30	Saturday	Tamu Lhosar	Optional Holiday

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