Bank Holidays in Punjab 2025
Today's Holiday Status
Banks are Open Today
Friday,4 July 2025
No bank holidays today. All banks are operating as per normal business hours.
Complete List of Public Holidays in Punjab in 2025
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National Holidays
Every year, India celebrates three major national bank holidays that are observed consistently in every state: January 26 is Republic Day, August 15th is Independence Day, and October 2 is Gandhi Jayanti. Regardless of regional differences, banks nationwide observe these national holidays.
- January 26 is Republic Day
- August 15th is Independence Day
- On October 2, Gandhi Jayanti
Bank Holiday Schedule: Second and Fourth Saturday in Punjab 2025
Weekend banking schedule explained
Banks are closed on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month in addition to the above-mentioned bank holidays. The fifth Saturday of a month with five Saturdays is a working day for banks. In the past, banks would only open for a half-day on Saturdays.
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Punjab's Cultural Heritage & Holiday Traditions
Located in north India, Punjab is the twentieth-largest state and has a rich cultural and historical heritage. Its capital city, Chandigarh, is distinguished as a union territory and is the capital of Haryana as well. Punjabi is both the state language and the most widely spoken language throughout the state. With fertile plains and plentiful water supply, Punjab is heavily agrarian. Major industries of the state are textiles, agriculture, financial services, tourism, and garment industry.
Best Places to Visit In Holidays in Punjab 2025
Generally referred to as the 'Land of Five Rivers', Punjab is a lively state that pulls in both Indian and global tourists. On Punjab holidays in 2025, tourists get to witness the spiritual calmness of the Golden Temple of Amritsar—one of India's best-known religious sites. In Chandigarh, the Rock Garden, which covers 40 acres and is built solely from reused industrial and residential trash, is a one-of-a-kind artistic attraction close to the peaceful Sukhna Lake.
Another highlight is the Wagah Border ceremony that presents a patriotic and unforgettable experience of India–Pakistan border relations. History buffs can visit Jallianwala Bagh, a place with immense national pride. Religious places have the Mukteshwar Temple, honoring Lord Shiva, that is an important place of pilgrimage in the state.