Bangladesh Public Holidays 2025 Calendar
Bangladesh Public Holidays 2025 Calendar – Download PDF Calendar – List of Government Holidays 2025 in Bangladesh
According to the 2025 government holiday list, there will be a total of 26 holidays, including 12 public holidays and 14 holidays declared by executive order. However, 5 out of the 12 public holidays and 4 out of the 14 executive order holidays will coincide with weekends. As a result, although 26 holidays are announced, 9 of them will overlap with weekends. The official 2025 Bangladesh government holiday calendar will be significant for both public and private institutions in planning their activities.
The new government previously announced that, starting from 2025, the Eid holidays will be extended to five days, allowing more time for celebrations and travel across the country. Additionally, Durga Puja holidays will now be two days, recognizing the significance of this festival for the Hindu community. These changes reflect the government’s efforts to accommodate cultural and religious diversity, ensuring smoother observance of these important occasions.
Bangladesh, renowned for its vibrant culture and rich traditions, observes numerous public holidays that showcase its religious diversity, national pride, and historical achievements. Nestled in South Asia, Bangladesh is home to a colorful tapestry of holidays that unite its people through joyous festivities and deep-rooted cultural observances.
The public holidays in Bangladesh serve as a reflection of its multicultural society, with major celebrations like Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha holding special significance for the predominantly Muslim population. These Islamic holidays are marked by community prayers, festive gatherings, charitable acts, and the sharing of traditional delicacies with loved ones.
In addition to religious holidays, Bangladesh observes significant national holidays such as Independence Day and Victory Day, honoring the country’s fight for sovereignty and freedom. Cultural festivals like Pohela Boishakh (Bengali New Year) and Durga Puja further highlight the nation’s deep-rooted traditions, bringing together people from different faiths and backgrounds to celebrate with grandeur and joy.
The newly appointed government of Bangladesh has announced that, starting from 2025, March 17, the birthday of the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, will not be celebrated as a national holiday.
Throughout the year, Bangladesh’s holidays embody a blend of ancient customs and modern-day observances, creating a vibrant mosaic of traditions and festivities that resonate across the nation.
2025 Bangladesh Government Holiday List
BD Govt. Holiday List 2025
List of BD Public Holidays 2025
Here’s the complete list of Bangladesh Public Holidays for 2025, covering both religious and national celebrations. Plan your year with these important dates:
| Date | Day | Holiday |
| 15 Feb | Saturday | *Shab e-Barat |
| 21 Feb | Friday | International Mother Language Day (Shaheed Day) |
| 26 Mar | Wednesday | Independence Day |
| 28 Mar | Friday | *Laylat al-Qadr (Sab-e-Barat) Jumatul Bidah (Jumu’atul-Wida) |
| 29 Mar – 2 Apr | Saturday-Monday | *Eid-ul-Fitr Holidays (Eid 31 March 2025) |
| 14 Apr | Monday | Pohela Baishakh (Bengali New Year) |
| 1 May | Thursday | May Day (International Workers’ Day) |
| 11 May | Sunday | Buddha Purnima |
| 5 Jun – 10 Jun | Thursday-Tuesday | *Eid-ul-Adha Holidays (Eid 7 June 2025) |
| 6 Jul | Sunday | *Ashura |
| 16 August | Saturday | Janmashtami |
| 5 Sep | Friday | *Eid e-Milad-un-Nabi |
| 1-2 Oct | Wednesday-Thursday | Durga Puja (Nabami and Vijaya Dashami) |
| 16 Dec | Tuesday | Victory Day of Bangladesh |
| 25 Dec | Thursday | Christmas Day |
Note: Islamic holidays, marked with an asterisk (*), are based on the lunar Hijri calendar and may vary slightly depending on moon sighting.
2025 Calendar Bangladesh with Public Holidays
2025 Calendar Bangladesh with Government Holidays
Bangladesh Public Holidays 2025 Calendar
2025 Calendar with Holidays Bangladesh
Download Bangladesh Public Holidays 2025 Calendar PDF
Govt. Holiday 2025 Circular by Jonoprosason Montronaloy (Ministry of Public Administration)
The Government Holiday 2025 Circular by Jonoprosason Montronaloy (Ministry of Public Administration) has given below.
You can download the full circular in PDF from below.
2025 Holidays in Bangladesh
Month-Wise Overview of Bangladesh Holidays 2025
Discover the complete list of public holidays in Bangladesh for 2025, covering all national and religious observances. Plan your year ahead with these important dates, including Independence Day, Eid-ul-Fitr, Durga Puja, and more. Stay organized and make the most of your holidays in 2025.
Here is the list of public holidays in Bangladesh for 2025, including national and religious observances. This can help you plan your year effectively:
January 2025
- No public holidays in January.
February 2025
- February 15 (Saturday): Shab-e-Barat
- February 21 (Friday): International Mother Language Day (Shaheed Day)
March 2025
- March 26 (Wednesday): Independence Day
- March 28 (Friday): Laylat al-Qadr, Jummah-tul-Wida
- March 29 – April 2 (Saturday – Wednesday): Eid-ul-Fitr Holidays (Eid: March 31, 2025)
April 2025
- April 14 (Monday): Pahela Baishakh (Bengali New Year)
May 2025
- May 1 (Thursday): May Day (International Labor Day)
- May 11 (Sunday): Buddha Purnima
June 2025
- June 5 – June 10 (Thursday – Tuesday): Eid-ul-Adha Holidays (Eid: June 7, 2025)
July 2025
- July 6 (Sunday): Ashura
August 2025
- August 16 (Saturday): Janmashtami
September 2025
- September 5 (Friday): Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi
October 2025
- October 1 – October 2 (Wednesday – Thursday): Durga Puja (Navami and Vijaya Dashami)
November 2025
- No public holidays in November.
December 2025
- December 16 (Tuesday): Victory Day
- December 25 (Thursday): Christmas Day
This holiday schedule is perfect for planning events, travel, or any personal or professional engagements throughout the year.
Key Bangladesh Holidays 2025
1. International Mother Language Day (21st February)
This is a day of deep national pride, commemorating the 1952 Language Movement, during which Bangladeshi martyrs sacrificed their lives for the recognition of Bangla as an official language. The day is marked with homage to the martyrs, cultural events, and solemn ceremonies across the country.
2. Independence Day (26th March)
One of the most significant national holidays, Independence Day celebrates Bangladesh’s declaration of independence from Pakistan in 1971. This day is commemorated with parades, speeches, cultural events, and patriotic displays, fostering a strong sense of national unity.
3. Eid-ul-Fitr
Celebrating the end of Ramadan, Eid-ul-Fitr is one of the biggest Muslim holidays in Bangladesh. People come together for special prayers, feast with family and friends, and engage in charitable giving (Zakat). Streets and homes are filled with joy and festive lights during this occasion.
4. Pohela Boishakh (14th April)
Pohela Boishakh, the Bengali New Year, is a celebration that transcends religious boundaries. It is marked with colorful parades, fairs, and traditional Bengali food. The whole country gets decked in vibrant red and white, and people from all walks of life participate in the joyous festivities.
5. Eid-ul-Adha
Eid-ul-Adha, known as the “Festival of Sacrifice,” honors Prophet Ibrahim’s (Abraham’s) devotion to Allah (God) when he was prepared to sacrifice his son in obedience. The occasion is marked by prayers, communal feasts, and the sacrificial offering of animals, with the meat shared among family, friends, and those in need
6. Victory Day (16th December)
Victory Day commemorates the liberation of Bangladesh from Pakistan in 1971, following a bloody war for independence. The day is celebrated with patriotic events, military parades, and cultural programs throughout the country.
Download Bangladesh 2025 Calendar
For easy access, you can download the Bangladesh Public Holiday Calendar 2025 in PDF format to keep track of these important dates. This calendar will help you plan vacations, festivities, and important personal and professional events in sync with Bangladesh’s vibrant cultural and religious holidays.
