Haryana Holidays 2026

Haryana offers a variety of public holidays in 2026, giving residents and visitors the chance to celebrate important festivals and enjoy long weekends. Understanding the specific dates and regions where these holidays are celebrated will help you make the most of these special occasions.

To help you plan your time off, here's a complete list of the public holidays and key observances  in Haryana for 2026:

Long weekends offer a perfect opportunity to relax, travel, or simply enjoy more time with family and friends. In 2026, Haryana has several long weekends, some of which can be extended by taking a day off.

Below are the long weekends you can look forward to:

24th January to 26th January

• Saturday, 24th January – Weekend

• Sunday, 25th January – Weekend

• Monday, 26th January – Republic Day

2nd October to 4th October

• Friday, 2nd October – Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti

• Saturday, 3rd October – Weekend

• Sunday, 4th October – Weekend

17th October to 20th October

• Saturday, 17th October – Weekend

• Sunday, 18th October – Weekend

• Monday, 19th October – Take the day off

• Tuesday, 20th October – Dussehra

7th November to 9th November

• Saturday, 7th November - Weekend

• Sunday, 8th November - Weekend + Diwali

• Monday, 9th November - Vishvakarma day

21st November to 24th November

• Saturday, 21st November - Weekend

• Sunday, 22nd November - Weekend

• Monday, 23rd November - Take a day off

• Tuesday, 24th November – Guru Nanak Jayanti

25th December to 27th December

• Friday, 25th December – Christmas Day

• Saturday, 26th December – Weekend

• Sunday, 27th December – Weekend

Haryana is home to a rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and plenty of opportunities for both relaxation and adventure. 

If you’re looking for things to do during a holiday in Haryana, here are some great options:

• Visit Historical Sites

Explore Haryana’s forts, palaces, and temples, such as the Karnal Fort and Bhima Devi Temple.

• Explore Chattbir Zoo

A fun outing for families, the Chattbir Zoo is home to a variety of animals, including lions, tigers, and elephants.

• Go on a Waterpark Adventure

Head to Fun N Food Village or Splash Water Park for a day of water rides and family fun.

• Take a Trip to Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary

Ideal for birdwatchers and nature lovers, this sanctuary is home to a variety of migratory birds.

• Visit Kurukshetra

A religious and historical site, Kurukshetra is famous for its association with the Mahabharata.

• Shopping and Dining in Ambience Mall, Gurgaon

Spend a day at one of Haryana’s largest shopping malls for some retail therapy, followed by a delicious meal at one of its many restaurants.

• Adventure Activities

For those seeking thrill, there are adventure parks offering activities like ziplining, go-karting, and paintball.

Planning a holiday can be exciting, but managing the financial aspects can sometimes be a challenge. 

Here are a few tips to help you finance and secure your holiday in Haryana in 2026:

Personal Loans for Travel

Several lenders on Bajaj Markets offer personal loans of up to ₹55 Lakhs, which can be used for vacation expenses such as flights, accommodations, and activities during your holiday in Haryana. With flexible terms and competitive interest rates, these loans provide an excellent option for financing your travel plans.

Credit Card Option

Using a credit card for travel-related expenses lets you convert purchases into easy EMIs. Many credit cards also offer rewards for travel spending during major festivals, allowing you to earn cashback or discounts on future holiday bookings. You can even use these rewards to reduce your travel costs.

Travel Insurance

For a worry-free trip, consider opting for travel insurance. This will protect you from unexpected events like medical emergencies, lost luggage, or trip cancellations. Some policies also cover activities such as trekking or sightseeing, making them an ideal choice for exploring Haryana’s unique tourist spots.