Bank Holidays in Maharashtra 2020, Bank Vacations in Maharashtra

By Raju Choudhary 0

Bank Holidays in Maharashtra 2020, List of Bank Vacations in Maharashtra 2020. Frankly speaking there are many bank holidays in Maharashtra. Among these include the various holidays for Maha Shivaratri and the other festivals that people of the state celebrate. If you are planning to take the bank holidays in Maharashtra, you should enjoy the same by doing a whole lot of things.This page contains a calendar of all 2020 bank holidays for Maharashtra. Do take a look at our list of public holidays in Bihar before you plan your trips. These dates may be modified as official changes are announced…

Bank Holidays in Maharashtra 2020

In India we have federal, regional government holidays and popular observances as well. The bank holidays in India varies from one bank to the other, though the central government and the Ministry of Personnel announces some Public Bank holidays in India on – Republic Day (January 26), Independence Day (August 15), Gandhi Jayanti (October 2).

Also the bank holidays caters to some cultural and religious holidays such as – Budh Purnima, Diwali, Dussehra, Christmas, and Eid etc. Check out Bank Holidays in Maharashtra.

You can find the list of the public holidays in Maharashtra 2020 below, though these dates may vary if any official change is announced. Also, all the private and public sector banks are closed on 2nd Saturday and 4th Saturday of every month.

List of Bank Holidays in Maharashtra 2020

Date & MonthDayHoliday
January 11SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
January 25SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
January 26SundayRepublic Day
February 8SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
February 19WednesdayChhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti
February 21FridayMaha Shivaratri
February 22SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
March 10TuesdayHoli
March 14SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
March 25WednesdayGudi Padwa
March 28SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
April 2ThursdayRam Navami
April 6MondayMahavir Jayanti
April 10FridayGood Friday
April 11SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
April 14TuesdayDr Ambedkar Jayanti
April 25SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
May 1FridayMaharashtra Day
May 7ThursdayBuddha Purnima
May 9SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
May 23SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
May 24SundayIdul Fitr
June 13SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
June 27SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
July 11SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
July 25SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
July 31FridayBakrid / Eid al Adha
August 8SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
August 15SaturdayIndependence Day
August 17MondayParsi New Year
August 22SaturdayGanesh Chaturthi
August 30SundayMuharram
September 12SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
September 26SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
October 2FridayGandhi Jayanti
October 10SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
October 24SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
October 26MondayVijaya Dashami
October 30FridayEid e Milad
November 14SaturdayDiwali
November 15SundayDeepavali Holiday
November 28SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
November 30MondayGuru Nanak Jayanti
December 12SaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
December 25FridayChristmas Day
December 26SaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday

Note: The 2nd Saturday and 4th Saturday of every month as public holiday for banks in India

Maharashtra is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country.

This year there are plenty of long weekends to enjoy bank holidays in Mumbai and Maharashtra. So you have holidays that are clubbed together with a Friday or Monday as discussed above. These national holidays in Mumbai can be planned accordingly.

Here are the 5 best options enjoy the long weekend this year.

1) Matheran
2) Lonavala
3) Alibag
4) Kamshet
5) Kashid

In fact, tourists visiting Maharashtra can get a host of exhilarating experience including ice skating, horse riding, paragliding and rafting

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