Written by Ardra M B
27 Dec, 2021
It’s not easy to maintain a healthy balance between your work and personal life but it’s crucial that we press pause on our daily humdrums so that we can avoid a burnout from time to time.
Long weekends are the perfect gateways for us to seek the peace of mind we crave once the week ends and we are free to do with our time as we please.
Most of us wait for the long weekends because they offer us the perfect opportunity to plan mini vacations without having to worry about missing out on work that will pile on once we get back to reality but planning a 5 day weekend trip is not that easy especially if you don’t know where to start from.
If you have been waiting for your holiday calendar to start planning your vacations, you don’t need to look further anymore. We have got you covered with a carefully curated list of long weekends in 2022 and the best places to visit during the weekends so that you can have the best weekend trip.
And since most of us get annual paid leaves as well, we will also tell you how to utilize your paid leaves to extend your mini vacation and enjoy it to the fullest.
Here’s what 2022 has in store for you and tips on how you can take advantage of all the travel opportunities the long weekends in this year have to offer :
On December 31st, you can take a day off
1st Jan – New Year’s Day
2nd Jan – Sunday
Recommended destination : Auli, Uttarakhand
13th January – Lohri
14th January – Makar Sankranti
15th January – Saturday
16th January – Sunday
Recommended Destination : Manali – Solang
26th January – Republic Day
On 27th & 28th, you can take a day off
29th January – Saturday
30th January – Sunday
Recommended destination: Jibhi – Tirthan Valley
26th February – Saturday
27th February – Sunday
On 28th February you can take a day off
1st March – Maha Shivratri
Recommended Destination: Bir Billing
18th March – Holi
19th March – Saturday
20th March – Sunday
Recommended Destination: Pushkar, Rajasthan
On 13th April you can take a day off
14th April – Mahavir Jayanti/Vaisakhi/Ambedkar Jayanti
15th April – Good Friday
16th April – Saturday
17th April – Sunday
Recommended Destination : Kasol – Kheerganga
30th April – Saturday
1st May – Sunday
On 2nd May you can take a day off
3rd May – Eid-ul-Fitr
Recommended Destination: Tugnath – Chandrashila
14th May – Saturday
15th May – Sunday
16th May – Buddha Purnima
Recommended Destination: Mcleodganj
On 5th August, you can take a day off
6th August – Saturday
7th August – Sunday
8th August – Muharram
Recommended Destination: Hampta Pass Trek
11th August – Raksha Bandhan
On 12th August, you can take a day off
13th August – Saturday
14th August – Sunday
15th August – Independence day
Recommended Destination: Kalpa- Chitkul
31st August – Ganesh Chathurthi
On 1st & 2nd September you can take a day off
3rd September – Saturday
4th September – Sunday
Recommended Destination: Leh – Ladakh
8th September – Onam
On 9th September you can take a day off
10th September – Saturday
11th September – Sunday
Recommended Destination: Kareri Lake
5th October – Dussehra
On 6th & 7th October you can take a day off
8th October – Saturday
9thth October – Sunday
Recommended Destination: Meghalaya
On 21st October you can take a day off
22nd October – Saturday
23rd October – Sunday
24th October – Diwali
Recommended Destination: Grahan village
24th December – Saturday
25th December – Christmas
On 26th December you can take a day off
Recommended Destination: Prashar lake
Now that you have a carefully curated list of all the dates and places you’ll need for a trip, you can start planning the best long weekend getaways in 2022 from Delhi.
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