3 JULY, 2023
Ayaan Paul Chowdhury
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Here's a look at a diverse range of countries with an array of public holidays, offering their citizens a mix of cultural celebrations, historical commemorations, and well-deserved time off.
With 14 public holidays annually, Austria strikes a balance between work and leisure.
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Known for its strong work ethic, Japan still manages to grant its citizens 16 public holidays each year.
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Colombians enjoy a generous number of 18 public holidays, celebrating their culture and heritage.
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Lebanon recognises the gravity of political independence and offers its citizens 19 public holidays per year.
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Embracing diversity, India celebrates a whopping 21 public holidays, reflecting its rich tapestry of cultures and traditions.
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Egyptians relish in 22 public holidays, honouring their history, religion, and national occasions throughout the year.
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Sri Lanka enters the list with 25 public holidays, offering ample time for its people to rejuvenate and celebrate.
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Iranians mark 26 public holidays annually, encompassing religious observances, historical events, and national festivities.
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Citizens of Myanmar enjoy 32 public holidays, cherishing moments of rest and rejoicing throughout the year.
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Nepal grants its citizens a remarkable 35 public holidays, allowing ample time for festivities and religious celebrations, and topping the list.