New Year's Day: January 1, the same as the New Year celebrated in countries around the world.

Orthodox Christmas: January 7, an important holiday for Orthodox Christians.
Catholic Easter: The date varies and is determined according to the church calendar.

Labor Day: May 1, a holiday celebrating workers.

Vidovdan: June 28, a traditional Serbian holiday commemorating the Battle of Kosovo.

Independence Day: March 1, celebrating the independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Special holidays and festivals

Muslim holidays: Due to the large Muslim population in Bosnia and Herzegovina, major Islamic festivals such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha are also important public holidays.

Local holidays: Different regions may have their own traditional holidays and anniversaries.

Things to note

Religious holidays: Bosnia and Herzegovina is a multi-religious country, and festivals of different religions have different influences in different regions. When visiting religious sites, please respect local customs.

Business activities: During holidays, many shops and public institutions may be closed. It is recommended that you plan your trip in advance.