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 in 2024.

Consider this list and start to plan today for a well-rounded, memorable experience in Goa’s distinct, perky destinations.

Some iconic festivals celebrated across Goa include Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, Christmas, and Goa Liberation Day. On all these days, tourists from both within and outside India are equally attracted.

1. Mahashivratri (8th March 2024): This is a significant day for Hindus who worship Lord Shiva. They express their devotion to Mahadev on this day by performing rituals and fasting throughout the day.
2. Holi (25th March 2024): Marking the start of Spring, Holi is a world-famous Hindu festival which is often referred to as the ‘Festival of Colours’.
3. Ganesh Chaturthi (7th and 8th September 2024): 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.
4. Dussehra (12th October 2024): 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.
5. Diwali (31st October 2024): Diwali in Goa is all about exemplary fireworks, excellent destinations to explore cuisines, and places to light traditional clay oil lamps.
6. Goa Liberation Day (19th December 2024): The Goa government celebrates its indigenous citizens through various programs on this day.
7. Christmas (25th December 2024): Churches in Goa literally get flooded with midnight mass on Christmas Eve. Also, you can explore numerous vibrant destinations while staying in Goa on Christmas.

In 2024, 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.

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