Bolivia
Bolivia public holidays
The next public holiday in Bolivia is National Dignity Day, in 18 days. Here are all of them for the next 12 months, with the regions that observe each one.
Next public holiday
National Dignity DaySaturday, October 17, 2026 · in 18 days
| Date | Holiday |
|---|---|
| October 2026 | |
| Oct 11Sunday | Pando DayPando |
| Oct 17Saturday | National Dignity DayNationwide |
| November 2026 | |
| Nov 2Monday | All Souls' DayNationwide |
| Nov 10Tuesday | Potosí DayPotosí |
| Nov 18Wednesday | Beni DayEl Beni |
| December 2026 | |
| Dec 25Friday | Christmas DayNationwide |
| January 2027 | |
| Jan 1Friday | New Year's DayNationwide |
| Jan 22Friday | Plurinational State Foundation DayNationwide |
| February 2027 | |
| Feb 5Friday | Carnival in OruroOruro |
| Feb 8Monday | CarnivalNationwide |
| Feb 9Tuesday | CarnivalNationwide |
| March 2027 | |
| Mar 26Friday | Good FridayNationwide |
| April 2027 | |
| Apr 15Thursday | La TabladaTarija |
| May 2027 | |
| May 1Saturday | Labor DayNationwide |
| May 25Tuesday | Chuquisaca DayChuquisaca |
| May 27Thursday | Corpus ChristiNationwide |
| June 2027 | |
| Jun 21Monday | Aymara New YearNationwide |
| July 2027 | |
| Jul 16Friday | La Paz DayLa Paz |
| August 2027 | |
| Aug 6Friday | Independence DayNationwide |
| September 2027 | |
| Sep 14Tuesday | Cochabamba DayCochabamba |
| Sep 24Friday | Santa Cruz DaySanta Cruz |
Public holidays by year
Regional holidays
9 regions of Bolivia have extra days off on top of the nationwide ones. The number shows how many each adds in 2026; the year pages list them by name.
- Chuquisaca+1
- Cochabamba+1
- El Beni+1
- La Paz+1
- Oruro+1
- Pando+1
- Potosí+1
- Santa Cruz+1
- Tarija+1
Holidays in other countries
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Frequently asked questions
What is the next public holiday in Bolivia?
National Dignity Day, on Saturday, October 17, 2026 — in 18 days.
How many public holidays does Bolivia have in 2026?
12 nationwide public holidays, plus regional days that vary by region. The 2026 page lists every one with its weekday.
Where do these dates come from?
From the open-source holidays project, which compiles each country's statutory holidays from official sources. Lunar and announced dates are marked as estimated until they're confirmed.