Overview of Honduras Holidays

Public Holidays

New Year's Day: January 1st, this day is a universal holiday, and the people of Honduras also celebrate the New Year.
Good Friday: The date varies from year to year, usually in March or April, and is an important Christian holiday commemorating the suffering of Jesus Christ.
Easter Sunday: The date varies from year to year, usually in March or April, and is the most important Christian holiday, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Labor Day: May 1st, this day is International Labor Day, which is intended to commemorate the contributions of workers.
Pentecost Sunday: The date varies from year to year, usually in May or June, and is an important Christian holiday commemorating the Pentecost.
Assumption of the Virgin Mary: August 15th, an important Catholic and Orthodox holiday commemorating the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.
Independence Day: September 15, the most important national holiday in Honduras, commemorating independence from Spanish colonial rule in 1821.
All Saints' Day: November 1, a traditional Catholic holiday to commemorate all deceased saints.
Day of the Dead: November 2, a traditional holiday in Mexico and Central America, where people pay tribute to deceased relatives.
Christmas Day: December 25, a global Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.

Special Holidays

Holy Week (Semana Santa): The week before Good Friday. This period is one of the most important religious holidays for Hondurans. People hold various religious ceremonies such as processions and confessions.
National Day (Día de la Constitución): January 20. Celebrates the promulgation of the Honduran Constitution.

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