Assam Public Holidays List 2025

Published on 5 Aug, 2021, 1:06 PM IST

Updated on 24 Jul, 2025, 10:07 AM IST

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Just like the rest of India, Assam’s public holidays include state-specific days and nation-related days. This means public holidays in Assam comprise widely-celebrated festivals in the state such as Magh Bihu and days of national importance like Independence Day. Government offices are closed on public holidays in Assam. Following in the footsteps of the government offices, several private offices also stay closed on days featuring in the list of holidays in Assam in 2025.

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Most of the schools and colleges are also closed during Assam’s general holidays. If you know the Assam public holiday list in 2025 in advance, you can plan your work and family tips accordingly. Read ahead to know more about Assam’s public holidays in the year 2025.

2025 Assam Public Holidays Calendar:

Listed below are the days declared as Assam’s general holidays. Assam’s public holidays calendar in 2025 cannot be predicted with 100% accuracy therefore the following list is a guideline.

Holidays in Assam During January 2025

Day	Date	Holiday Name
Wednesday	15 January	Magh Bihu
Sunday	26 January	Republic Day

Holidays in Assam During February 2025

No public holidays in Assam during February 2025.

Holidays in Assam During March 2025

Day	Date	Holiday Name
Friday	14 March	Holi
Monday	31 March	Id-ul-Fir

Holidays in Assam During April 2025

Day	Date	Holiday Name
Monday	14 April	Bohag Bihu
Wednesday	16 April	Bohag Bihu Holiday
Friday	18 April	Good Friday

Holidays in Assam During May 2025

Day	Date	Holiday Name
Thursday	01 May	May Day

Holidays in Assam During June 2025

Day	Date	Holiday Name
Saturday	07 June	Bakri Eid

Holidays in Assam During July 2025

No public holidays in Assam during July 2025.

Holidays in Assam During August 2025

Day	Date	Holiday Name
Friday	15 August	Independence Day

Holidays in Assam During September 2025

Day	Date	Holiday Name
Monday	29 September	Maha Saptami
Tuesday	22 September	Maha Ashtami

Holidays in Assam During October 2025

Day	Date	Holiday Name
Wednesday	01 October	Maha Navami
Thursday	02 October	Gandhi Jayanti
Saturday	18 October	Kati Bihu
Tuesday	21 October	Diwali

Holidays in Assam During November 2025

No public holidays in Assam during November 2025.

Holidays in Assam During December 2025

Day	Date	Holiday Name
Thursday	25 December	Christmas

Note: The holidays mentioned above are for Assam including its below-listed cities.

Guwahati
Silchar
Dibrugarh
Jorhat
Nagaon
Tinsukia
Tezpur
Bongaigaon
Haflong
Goalpara

Also, read: India Public Holidays List 2025

Top Festivals in Assam:

Assam is located in India’s north-eastern region. It is known for its tribal culture. As a result, there is a lot of tribal influence in the variety of festivals celebrated over there. The costumes, the dancing, and the singing have a peculiar charm. Assam has its share of festivals but the people of Assam also celebrate popular festivals like Holi, Diwali, and Eid.

Visiting Assam during one of its prominent festivals will give you a different insight into the land’s culture and traditions. Those who are interested in folk stories and indigenous tribes must visit Assam during the festivals. Here’s a list of some of the popular festivals celebrated in Assam.

Bihu: Bihu is Assam’s most famous festival. It marks the commencement of the agricultural season. Assamese people offer the first crop to their God, Brai Shibrai and follow it up with prayers. Bihu is usually celebrated in April and the festivities last throughout the month. People wear traditional clothes, create a bonfire and sing folk songs. Assam Tourism arranges exciting events to enthral tourists during Bihu.
Ambubachi Festival: This festival is related to tantric practices. The Ambubachi festival is associated with Assam’s famous Kamakhya Devi temple. This temple is located in Assam’s popular city, Guwahati. It lasts for four days. People visit the temple during the festival and explore the fairs and stalls set up nearby.
The Majuli Festival: Majuli festival is held near the Majuli islands. This festival is renowned for the gathering of different tribes. Locals come together and display handcrafted items for the tourists. There are several cultural activities planned during the festival.
Dehing Patkai: This festival is organized by the Government of Assam. Dehing Parkai gives an environment-friendly message of saving the elephants and the forests. This festival is held in January in the Tinsukia district. Tourists can enjoy elephant safari and adventure sports during the festival.
Tea Festival: If you are a tea lover, then you will enjoy Assam’s tea Festival. It is held in Assam’s Jorhat, which is known for its tea. This festival is held in November. You can taste different types of tea during this three-day festival.
Raas Lila in Majuli: Raas Lila is associated with Lord Krishna who is worshipped across India. Krishna devotees will love this festival as people of Majuli perform dramas dedicated to praising Lord Krishna. It is an exciting amalgamation of mythology, spirituality, and culture.
Baishagu Festival: Assam’s Bodo Kacharis celebrate Baishagu Festival with a lot of joy. It is their new year. The festival is held in April and like any other new year celebration, it includes singing, dancing, and celebrations.