The year 2020 might have a lot of good things for you, but what’s coming for sure is a bucket full of long weekends. 2020 is set to have even more long weekends than the current year 2019.
2020 has 17 potential long weekends for everyone who hates working more than 5 days a week and also for the ones craving a paid extended leave to be transformed into a long vacation. With a total of 17 potential long weekends, the coming year has six more potentially long weekends.
Here’s a list of all 17 potential long weekends for you to preplan your weekend getaways:
January
Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Saturday-Sunday
1 January - New Year
2 January - Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti (restricted)
3 January - Take the day off
4 January
5 January
February
Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Friday, 21 Feb: Maha Shivratri (restricted)
Saturday, 22 Feb
Sunday, 23 Feb
Monday, 24 February - Take the day off
March
Saturday-Sunday-Monday-Tuesday
Saturday, 7 March
Sunday, 8 March
Monday, 9 March - Take the day off
Tuesday, 10 March - Holi
April
Thursday-Friday-Saturday-Monday-Tuesday
Thursday, 2 April - Ram Navami (restricted)
Friday, 3 April- Take the day off
Saturday, 4 April
Monday - 5 April
Tuesday - 6 April- Mahavir Jayanti (restricted)
Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Friday, 10 April- Good Friday
Saturday, 11 April
Sunday, 12 April
May
Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Friday, 1 May- Labour Day/Maharashtra Day
Saturday, 2 May
Sunday, 3 May
Thursday-Friday-Saturday
Thursday, 7 May - Buddha Purnima
Friday, 8 May - Take the day off
Saturday, 9 May
August
Saturday-Sunday-Monday
Saturday, 1 August
Sunday, 2 August
Monday, 3 August - Rakshabandhan
Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Saturday-Sunday-Monday
Wednesday, 12 August - Janmashtami (restricted)
Thursday, 13 August - Take the day off
Friday, 14 August - Take the day off
Saturday, 15 August - Independence Day
Sunday,16 August
Monday, 17 August - Parsi New Year
Saturday-Sunday-Monday
Saturday, 29 August
Sunday, 30 August - Muharram
Monday, 31 August - Onam (restricted)
October
Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Friday, 2 October - Gandhi Jayanti
Saturday, 3 October
Sunday, 4 October
Thursday-Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Thursday, 29 October - Id-e-Milad
Friday, 30 October - Take the day off
Saturday, 31 October
Sunday, 1 November
November
Friday-Saturday-Sunday-Monday
Friday, 13 November - Dhanteras
Saturday, 14 November - Diwali
Sunday, 15 November
Monday, 16 November - Bhaiduj
Saturday-Sunday-Monday
Saturday, 28 November
Sunday, 29 November
Monday, 30 November - Guru Nanak Jayanti
December
Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Friday, 25 December - Christmas
Saturday, 26 December
Sunday, 27 December
