We have prepared a list of holidays in Tripura in 2026. The list includes all regional, public, and bank holidays in Tripura in 2026. You can refer to the list and plan your leaves, long weekends, and vacations accordingly.

Tripura Holidays 2026

The following table gives you the dates and days of national, regional and public holidays in Tripura for 2026

Date   Day  Holiday 
15 January 2026   Thursday  Poush Parban 
23 January 2026   Friday  Netaji’s Birthday 
23 January 2026  Friday  Saraswati Pooja/ Basant Panchami
26 January 2026  Monday  Republic Day 
15 February 2026   Sunday  Maha Shivaratri 
3 March 2026  Tuesday  Dolijatra 
4 March 2026  Wednesday  Holi 
21 March 2026   Saturday  Idul Fitr 
1 April 2026  Wednesday  Annual Accounts Closing Day 
3 April 2026   Friday  Good Friday 
14 April  Tuesday  Biju Festival 
15 April 2026   Wednesday  Bengali New Year 
21 April 2026   Tuesday  Garia Puja 
1 May 2026   Friday  Buddha Purnima 
1 May 2026  Friday  May Day/ Labour Day 
9 May 2026   Saturday  Guru Rabindranath Jayanti 
26 May 2026   Tuesday  Kazi Nazrul Islam Jayanti 
27 May 2026  Wednesday  Bakrid / Eid al Adha 
26 June 2026  Friday  Muharram 
21 July 2026  Tuesday  Kharchi Puja 
7 August 2026   Friday  Ker Puja 
15 August 2026   Saturday  Independence Day 
19 August 2026   Wednesday  Birthday of Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya 
26 August 2026  Wednesday  Birthday of Prophet Mohammad 
4 September 2026   Friday  Janmashtami 
2 October 2026   Friday  Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday 
10 October 2026  Saturday  Mahalaya 
18 October 2026  Sunday  Maha Saptami 
19 October 2026  Monday  Maha Ashtami 
20 October 2026  Tuesday  Vijaya Dasami 
20 October 2026  Tuesday  Maha Navami 
25 October 2026  Sunday  Lakshmi Pooja 
8 November 2026  Sunday  Diwali 
3 December 2026  Thursday  World Disables Day 
25 December 2026  Friday  Christmas Day 

Bank Holidays in Tripura for 2026

Apart from national and regional holidays, there is another category of holidays. This is called ‘Bank Holidays’ which can be availed only by the employees of the public sector banks in the country. As part of bank holidays, all branches of public sector banks that function in the country remain closed on every second and fourth Saturdays of the month. These holidays are in addition to the public holidays that bank employees and officials are eligible for in a year.

In the list mentioned below, one can see all the dates in the current year when public sector banks shall remain closed in Tripura.

Bank holidays will differ from other types of holidays. Banks do not remain open on the second and fourth Saturdays, which are the regular holidays. They also remain closed on certain occasions. The following is the list of bank holidays in Tripura in 2026.

Date   Day   Holiday  
10 January 2026  Saturday  Second Saturday  
23 January 2026  Friday  Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti  
23 January 2026   Friday  Vasant Panchami 
24 January 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
26 January 2026  Monday  Republic Day 
14 February 2026    Saturday  Second Saturday 
28 February 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
4 March 2026  Wednesday  Holi 
14 March 2026   Saturday  Second Saturday 
21 March 2026   Saturday  Eid al-Fitr 
28 March 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
1 April 2026  Wednesday  Yearly Closing of Bank Accounts 
11 April 2026   Saturday  Second Saturday 
14 April 2026   Tuesday  Biju Festival
15 April 2026   Wednesday  Bengali New Year’s Day 
21 April 2026   Tuesday  Garia Pooja 
25 April 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
1 May 2026  Friday  Labor Day/ May Day 
9 May 2026   Saturday  Second Saturday 
23 May 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
27 May 2026   Wednesday  Eid al-Zuha 
13 June 2026  Saturday  Second Saturday 
26 June 2026   Friday  Muharram 
27 June 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
11 July 2026  Saturday  Second Saturday 
21 July 2026   Tuesday  Kharchi Pooja 
25 July 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
7 August 2026   Friday  Ker Pooja 
8 August 2026   Saturday  Second Saturday 
15 August 2026   Saturday  Independence Day
22 August 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
12 September 2026   Saturday  Second Saturday 
26 September 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
2 October 2026   Friday  Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti 
10 October 2026   Saturday  Mahalaya 
10 October 2026   Saturday  Second Saturday 
18 October 2026   Sunday  Maha Saptami 
19 October 2026   Monday  Maha Ashtami 
20 October 2026   Tuesday  Maha Navami 
21 October 2026   Wednesday  Vijaya Dasami 
24 October 2026   Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
25 October 2026   Sunday   Lakshmi Pooja 
8 November 2026   Sunday  Diwali
14 November 2026   Saturday  Second Saturday 
28 November 2026  Saturday  Fourth Saturday 
12 December 2026  Saturday  Second Saturday 
25 December 2026  Friday  Christmas 
26 December 2026  Saturday  Fourth Saturday 

FAQs on Tripura Holidays 2026

What is the significance of Poush Parban in Tripura?

Poush Parban is also known as Pous Sankranti in Tripura. It celebrates the onset of the Sun’s northward journey (Uttarayan) and marks the end of the season of harvesting. Devotees soak in the Gomati river and a fair is held most famously at Tirthamukh.

How is Republic Day celebrated in Tripura?

During Republic Day, Tripura holds official flag-hoisting events and parades, mainly at the Assam Rifles Ground, with participation of security forces and tribal police units.

What is Garia Puja in Tripura?

Garia Puja is a tribal festival in Tripura. It is celebrated by the Tripuri community, mainly the ones who speak Kokborok language, and they worship their God named Baba Garia for well-being and prosperity.

How do people in Tripura celebrate Diwali?

During the festival of Diwali, people of Tripura visit Tripura Sundari Temple. It is one among the 51 Hindu pithas of India. Here Goddess Sati's right foot is believed to have fallen, and the site is worshipped with diyas, lights, and fairs.

What is the cultural significance of Kharchi Puja in Tripura?

In Kharchi Puja of Tripura, 14 deities are worshipped to purify Mother Earth. The festival is seven days long and it cleanses the ‘sins’ of the people after what is believed to be Mother Earth’s menstruation.