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List of Government & Bank Holidays in Goa in 2026
Goa has become a tourist obsession due to its vibrant atmosphere and festive spirit. Thus, many people look forward to planning their holidays in this part of India every year.
If you have mastered travelling, you would agree that having close insights into regional holidays provides an upper hand. To assist you, we have compiled a complete list of holidays in Goa this year.
Consider this list and start to plan today for a well-rounded, memorable experience in Goa’s distinct, perky destinations.
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List of Government Holidays in Goa in 2026
For every occasion, a different side of Goa awaits the tourists. For instance, if you visit during Diwali, you will see fascinating fireworks and may indulge in delectable treats along the Goan beaches at night. However, the rhythm of Goan life changes as you visit the place close to Goa’s Liberation Day. Hence, getting a hold of the list of government holidays is crucial when planning a trip.Â
In the following table, you can see the holiday list that will be observed in 2026:
List of Bank Holidays in Goa in 2026
Like other Indian states, the Goan Government declares its list of bank holidays at the beginning of each year. On these days, the public sector banks remain closed. Hence, we recommend going through the table below so that you don’t have to face financial constraints due to limited banking services.
Here is the list of all the Goa bank holidays in 2026:
Note: The above dates and days may vary.
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List of Important Dates & Festivals in Goa in 2026
Some iconic festivals celebrated across Goa include Ganesh Chaturthi, Christmas, and Goa Liberation Day. On all these days, tourists from both within and outside India are equally attracted.
- Holi (3rd March 2026): Marking the start of Spring, Holi is a world-famous Hindu festival which is often referred to as the ‘Festival of Colours’.
- Ganesh Chaturthi (15th and 16th September 2026): According to theists, Lord Ganesha comes to the earthly realm at this time. People grandly celebrate His presence in public places and homes through music, delicacies, and memorable events.
- Dussehra (21st October 2026): This festival is a pure illustration of the victory of good over evil. People commemorate this day by attending enactments where the story of Lord Rama is portrayed in open theatres.
- Goa Liberation Day (19th December 2026): The Goa government celebrates its indigenous citizens through various programs on this day.
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In 2026, all the holidays will be gala times for tourists and locals. So, mark the calendar if you are serious about planning your Goa trip this year.