Public Holiday's in Bangladesh 2025 Updated

 

Bangladesh Public Holidays 2025 - Updated

Planning your year around public holidays is always a great way to maximize productivity, relaxation, and celebrations. Bangladesh, a culturally rich country with diverse traditions, observes numerous public holidays annually. Below is the official list of public holidays for 2025. Please note that these dates might be subject to changes as per official announcements, so it’s always wise to stay updated.

Bangladesh Public Govment Holiday List 2025

Below is a comprehensive table of public holidays in Bangladesh for 2025:

Date	Day	Holiday
15 Feb	Saturday	Shab-e-Barat
21 Feb	Friday	Shaheed Day
26 Mar	Wednesday	Independence Day
27 Mar	Thursday	Laylat al-Qadr
28 Mar	Friday	Jumatul Bidah
29 Mar	Saturday	Eid ul-Fitr Holiday
30 Mar	Sunday	Eid ul-Fitr Holiday
31 Mar	Monday	Eid ul-Fitr
1 Apr	Tuesday	Eid ul-Fitr Holiday
2 Apr	Wednesday	Eid ul-Fitr Holiday
14 Apr	Monday	Bengali New Year
1 May	Thursday	May Day
11 May	Sunday	Buddha Purnima
5 Jun	Thursday	Eid ul-Adha Holiday
6 Jun	Friday	Eid ul-Adha Holiday
7 Jun	Saturday	Eid ul-Adha
8 Jun	Sunday	Eid ul-Adha Holiday
9 Jun	Monday	Eid ul-Adha Holiday
10 Jun	Tuesday	Eid ul-Adha Holiday
6 Jul	Sunday	Ashura
15 Aug	Friday	National Mourning Day
16 Aug	Saturday	Shuba Janmashtami
5 Sep	Friday	Eid-e-Milad un-Nabi
2 Oct	Thursday	Vijaya Dashami
16 Dec	Tuesday	Victory Day
25 Dec	Thursday	Christmas Day

Significance of Public Holidays in Bangladesh Public holidays in Bangladesh reflect the country’s cultural, religious, and historical diversity. These holidays commemorate Islamic festivals, Bengali traditions, and significant historical events. For businesses, understanding these holidays is crucial to planning operations, employee schedules, and marketing campaigns. Key Highlights: Religious Festivals: Major Islamic events such as Eid ul-Fitr, Eid ul-Adha, and Shab-e-Barat are widely celebrated with family gatherings, prayers, and feasts. National Events: Days like Independence Day and Victory Day honor the country's history and sacrifices made during the liberation war. Cultural Celebrations: Bengali New Year (Pohela Boishakh) is a vibrant celebration filled with traditional music, colorful processions, and festive foods. Public holidays in Bangladesh are a blend of religious, cultural, and historical importance. They offer an opportunity to honor traditions, spend quality time with family, and reflect on the nation’s heritage. Whether you’re planning personal activities or corporate schedules, make sure to mark these dates on your calendar and enjoy them to the fullest.