It's essential to take a break from our daily routine occasionally. Doing so can help us relax, spend quality time with loved ones, and explore new places. These activities can reduce stress, boost creativity, and enhance well-being.

Keep scrolling to learn more about the list of government and bank holidays scheduled in Karnataka for 2025.

Karnataka is a land of diverse cultures and traditions reflected in its festivals and important dates. Some major festivals celebrated in Karnataka include Ugadi, Dasara, Makara Sankranti, and Deepavali. These festivals are celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm and are a true reflection of the state's rich cultural heritage.

1. Makara Sankranti (14th Jan 2025) - A harvest festival celebrated in mid-January with the exchange of sweets and flying kites.
2. Maha Shivaratri (26th Feb 2025) - A Day dedicated to Lord Shiva, celebrated in late February or early March with fasting and offering prayers.
3. Ugadi (30th Mar 2025) - The New Year's Day for Kannadigas, celebrated in late March or early April with the preparation of unique dishes.
4. Ganesha Chaturthi (27th Aug 2025) - A ten-day festival celebrating the birth of Lord Ganesha, with the installation of idols and offering of sweets.
5. Dussehra (2nd Oct 2025) - Celebrated on the tenth day of Navaratri, marking the victory of good over evil with the burning of effigies.
6. Diwali (21st Oct 2025) - The festival of lights is celebrated in late October or early November with the lighting of lamps and bursting of firecrackers.
7. Karnataka Rajyotsava (1st Nov 2025) - Celebrated on November 1st to mark the formation of the state of Karnataka in 1956.

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In 2025, Karnataka will observe several government and bank holidays, giving residents time to celebrate various festivals and events. It is essential to plan accordingly and mark your calendar to ensure you don't miss out on these special days.