2026 starts on a Thursday and has 365 days and 52 weeks. There are 238 working days in Nepal (1,904 hours at 8 hours a day) and 32 days with public holidays.
In 2026 there are 238 working days in Nepal and 127 days off: 104 weekend days and 23 public holidays on weekdays. At 8 hours a day that is 1,904 working hours.
What are the public holidays in Nepal in 2026?
In Nepal in 2026 there are 32 days with public holidays: Prithvi Jayanti (11 January); Maghe Sankranti (15 January); Sonam Lhochhar (19 January); Martyr's Day (29 January); Maha Shivaratri (15 February); Gyalpo Lhosar (18 February); National Democracy Day (19 February); Fagu Poornima (2 March); Fagu Poornima (Terai, 3 March); International Women's Day (8 March); Eid al-Fitr (estimated, 21 March); Ram Navami (27 March); Nepali New Year (14 April); Buddha Jayanti, International Labor Day (1 May); Eid al-Adha (estimated, 28 May); Republic Day (29 May); Janai Poornima (28 August); Shree Krishna Janmashtami (4 September); Constitution Day (19 September); Ghatasthapana (11 October); Fulpati (18 October); Maha Ashtami, Maha Navami (19 October); Bijaya Dashami (20 October); Ekadashi (Dashain, 21 October); Duwadashi (Dashain, 22 October); Laxmi Pooja (8 November); Gai Tihar (9 November); Gobardhan Pooja, Mha Pooja (10 November); Bhai Tika (11 November); Chhath Parva (15 November); Christmas Day (25 December); Tamu Lhochhar (30 December).
How many weeks are there in 2026?
2026 has 52 weeks. Week 1 runs from 28 December 2025 to 3 January 2026. Weeks start on Sunday and week 1 is the week with 1 January, as is usual in Nepal.
Is 2026 a leap year?
No, 2026 has 365 days. The next leap year is 2028.
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