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Official calendar reference

Sri Lanka Public Holidays 2026

Gazetted public holidays for the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka in 2026. Use this calendar when planning travel, embassy visits, or ETA application processing times.

26 Listed observances
14 Poya-related public holidays
3 Languages (official calendar)

About public holidays in Sri Lanka

Public holidays in Sri Lanka are declared under the Holidays Act and published in the Government Gazette by the Ministry of Public Administration, Home Affairs, Provincial Councils and Local Government. Full Moon Poya days are paid holidays for workers; banks and government offices are generally closed on gazetted dates.

Islamic festival days (Id-Ul-Fitr and Id-Ul-Alha) may be adjusted when confirmed by the Colombo Grand Mosque or relevant authority after moon sighting. Always confirm the latest Gazette notice before making firm travel arrangements.

Complete holiday list — 2026

Dates below follow the 2026 public and bank holiday schedule as published for Sri Lanka. Where two observances fall on the same calendar date, both are shown.

Sri Lanka public holidays — January to December 2026
Date Day Holiday Type Summary
3 January 2026SaturdayDuruthu Full Moon Poya DayPoyaCommemorates the Buddha's first visit to Sri Lanka.
15 January 2026ThursdayTamil Thai Pongal DayCulturalHarvest festival observed by the Tamil community.
1 February 2026SundayNavam Full Moon Poya DayPoyaMarks the appointment of the Buddha's chief disciples and the first Buddhist council.
4 February 2026WednesdayNational DayNationalIndependence Day — Sri Lanka's independence from British rule in 1948.
15 February 2026SundayMahasivarathri DayReligiousHindu observance dedicated to Lord Shiva.
2 March 2026MondayMadin Full Moon Poya DayPoyaCommemorates the Buddha's first visit to his father after enlightenment.
21 March 2026SaturdayId-Ul-Fitr (Ramazan Festival Day)ReligiousMarks the end of Ramadan; dates may be confirmed by moon sighting.
1 April 2026WednesdayBak Full Moon Poya DayPoyaCommemorates the Buddha's second visit to Sri Lanka.
3 April 2026FridayGood FridayReligiousChristian observance of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
13 April 2026MondayDay Prior to Sinhala and Tamil New Year DayCulturalNew Year's Eve in the traditional Sinhala and Tamil calendar.
14 April 2026TuesdaySinhala and Tamil New Year DayCulturalTraditional New Year for Sinhala and Tamil communities.
1 May 2026FridayMay Day (International Workers' Day)NationalLabour Day honouring workers and trade union achievements.
1 May 2026FridayVesak Full Moon Poya DayPoyaCelebrates the birth, enlightenment, and passing of the Buddha.
2 May 2026SaturdayDay Following Vesak Full Moon Poya DayPoyaAdditional day associated with Vesak observances.
28 May 2026ThursdayId-Ul-Alha (Hadji Festival Day)ReligiousFeast of Sacrifice; dates may be confirmed by moon sighting.
30 May 2026SaturdayAdhi Poson Full Moon Poya DayPoyaIntercalary full-moon observance in the Buddhist calendar.
29 June 2026MondayPoson Full Moon Poya DayPoyaMarks the introduction of Buddhism to Sri Lanka.
29 July 2026WednesdayEsala Full Moon Poya DayPoyaCommemorates the Buddha's first sermon and the start of the rains retreat.
26 August 2026WednesdayMilad-Un-Nabi (Holy Prophet's Birthday)ReligiousCelebrates the birth of the Prophet Muhammad.
27 August 2026ThursdayNikini Full Moon Poya DayPoyaObservance following the first rains retreat of the monastic community.
26 September 2026SaturdayBinara Full Moon Poya DayPoyaCommemorates the establishment of the Bhikkhuni (nuns) order.
25 October 2026SundayVap Full Moon Poya DayPoyaMarks the conclusion of the Buddhist rains retreat season.
8 November 2026SundayDeepavali Festival DayReligiousHindu festival of lights symbolising victory of light over darkness.
24 November 2026TuesdayIll Full Moon Poya DayPoyaCommemorates the Buddha's announcement of his passing.
23 December 2026WednesdayUnduvap Full Moon Poya DayPoyaMarks the arrival of the sacred Bo sapling in Sri Lanka.
25 December 2026FridayChristmas DayReligiousChristian celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.

Official sources and references

The 2026 dates on this page are aligned with the Government of Sri Lanka holiday calendar. For authoritative text, download the gazette notice or government calendar PDF.

  • Extraordinary Gazette — Public & Bank Holidays 2026 (English PDF) Department of Government Information, documents.gov.lk
  • Sri Lanka Government Calendar 2026 (English PDF) Department of Government Printing — full-year calendar with Poya and mercantile holidays
  • Public and Bank Holidays for 2026 — Gazette.lk English, Sinhala, and Tamil PDF downloads indexed from documents.gov.lk
  • Government Gazette archive — 2026 Supplementary or amended holiday notices published during the year
  • Sri Lanka Tourism — Official travel portal General visitor information; confirm operational hours with service providers on public holidays

Last reviewed for calendar year 2026. If a later Gazette replaces a date, the official PDF at documents.gov.lk prevails over this summary page.

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