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Holidays in Kyrgyzstan

Official Holidays in Kyrgyzstan

Jan 1st – New Years Day
Jan 7th – Orthodox Christmas
Feb 23rd – Army Day
Mar 8th – International Women’s Day
Mar 21st – Noorus
May 1st – Labour Day
May 5th – Constitution Day
May 9th – Victory Day
Aug 31st – Independence Day
Nov 7th – Anniversary of the October Revolution

Other Holidays

In addition there are two moveable feasts based on the Muslim calendar – Orozo Ait, the day of Sacrifice and Kurman Ait, which marks the end of Ramadan.

If a holiday falls on a weekend then parliament often decides to make the Friday or the Monday a non-working day instead.

(This list is important for those wanting to cross Torugart and Irkeshtam because the pass is closed at weekends and on holidays.)

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