Sri Lanka Holidays

Sri Lanka Poya Days 2026

All 13 Poya (full moon) days in Sri Lanka for 2026, with dates and days of the week. Every Poya day is a public, bank and mercantile holiday.

13 Poya days in 2026: 8 fall on weekdays and 5 on weekends.

DateHolidayType
03 Jan 2026
Saturday
Duruthu Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
01 Feb 2026
Sunday
Navam Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
02 Mar 2026
Monday
Medin Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
01 Apr 2026
Wednesday
Bak Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
01 May 2026
Friday
Vesak Full Moon Poya Day & May Day (International Workers' Day)
BankPublicMercantile
30 May 2026
Saturday
Adhi Poson Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
29 Jun 2026
Monday
Poson Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
29 Jul 2026
Wednesday
Esala Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
27 Aug 2026
Thursday
Nikini Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
26 Sep 2026
Saturday
Binara Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
25 Oct 2026
Sunday
Vap Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
24 Nov 2026
Tuesday
Ill Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile
23 Dec 2026
Wednesday
Unduwap Full Moon Poya Day
BankPublicMercantile

About Poya days

Poya is a monthly Buddhist observance held on the full moon day, and every Poya day is a public, bank and mercantile holiday in Sri Lanka. Many people visit temples, and the sale of alcohol is generally prohibited. Most years have 12 Poya days; a year with an extra (Adhi) full moon has 13, for example 2026 with its Adhi Poson Poya. Each Poya day has its own meaning, from Vesak, which marks the birth, enlightenment and passing of the Buddha, to Poson, which marks the arrival of Buddhism in Sri Lanka. Select a Poya day in the table for its full guide.

Frequently asked questions

How many Poya days are there in 2026?

There are 13 Poya days in 2026. Most years have 12; a year with an extra (Adhi) full moon has 13.

Are Poya days public holidays in Sri Lanka?

Yes. Every Poya day is observed as a public, bank and mercantile holiday.

Is alcohol sold on Poya days?

Generally no. The sale of alcohol is prohibited on Poya days, and many shops and restaurants adjust their hours.

Which are the most important Poya days?

Vesak, which marks the birth, enlightenment and passing of the Buddha, and Poson, which marks the arrival of Buddhism in Sri Lanka, are the most widely celebrated. Each has its own guide page.

Want to plan time off around these dates? See Sri Lanka long weekends or use the interactive holiday planner.