Bank Holidays in Andhra Pradesh 2021

In Andhra Pradesh, there are 41 bank holidays including the second and fourth Saturday. But a few of the public holidays are coming on the same day and few are coming on the second and fourth Saturdays. By considering two bank holidays which came on the same date as one holiday, including Sunday, second and fourth Saturday there are around 76, Bank holidays in Andhra Pradesh every year.

List of Bank Holidays in Andhra Pradesh 2021

2021

Andhra Pradesh

Date	Day	Holiday
January 09	Saturday	Second Saturday
January 14	Thursday	Pongal
January 15	Friday	Kanuma Panduga
January 23	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
January 26	Tuesday	Republic Day
February 13	Saturday	Second Saturday
February 27	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
March 11	Thursday	Maha Shivaratri
March 13	Saturday	Second Saturday
March 27	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
March 29	Monday	Holi
April 02	Friday	Good Friday
April 05	Monday	Babu Jagjivan Ram Jayanti
April 10	Saturday	Second Saturday
April 13	Tuesday	Ugadi
April 14	Wednesday	Dr Ambedkar Jayanti
April 21	Wednesday	Ram Navami
April 24	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
May 08	Saturday	Second Saturday
May 13	Thursday	Idul Fitr
May 22	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
June 12	Saturday	Second Saturday
June 26	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
July 10	Saturday	Second Saturday
July 20	Tuesday	Bakrid / Eid al Adha
July 21	Wednesday	Eid-ul-Fitr
July 24	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
August 14	Saturday	Second Saturday
August 15	Sunday	Independence Day
August 19	Thursday	Muharram
August 28	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
August 30	Monday	Janmashtami
September 10	Friday	Ganesh Chaturthi
September 11	Saturday	Second Saturday
September 25	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
October 02	Saturday	Gandhi Jayanti
October 09	Saturday	Second Saturday
October 13	Wednesday	Maha Ashtami
October 15	Friday	Vijaya Dashami
October 19	Tuesday	Eid e Milad
October 23	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
November 04	Thursday	Diwali
November 06	Saturday	Deepavali
November 13	Saturday	Second Saturday
November 27	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
December 11	Saturday	Second Saturday
December 25	Saturday	Christmas Day

Special Holidays in Andhra Pradesh

Specifically for Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, there are two holidays which are government holidays only in these two states. Those are Bhogi and Babu Jagjivan Rao Jayanti.

Bank Holidays in Andhra Pradesh

Bhogi which falls in the month of January and this holiday is a public holiday in Andhra Pradesh only and Babu Jagjivan Rao Jayanti which falls on April 5th annually.

A Brief On Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh is a state in South India. In terms of area, it is the eighth largest state in the country. Recently, a separate state of Telangana was carved out of the state. Amaravati has been proposed to be the new capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh. Telugu is the official language of the state.

The state has a very diverse geographical features. These include mountains and a beautiful coastline. In fact, the coastline of the state is the second largest in India, only after the state of Gujarat. Andhra Pradesh has a very rich culture and tradition. Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Warangal are some of the major cities of AP.

How to use the holidays in Andhra Pradesh to the hilt?

There are many festivals which are celebrated in a great manner. In Andhra Pradesh festivals such as Pongal, Ugadi, and Dussehra are celebrated in very great manner. Her is how these four festivals are celebrated in Andhra Pradesh.

Pongal - Pongal is famously known as Sankaranti in Andhra Pradesh. This day is a public holiday and a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh. This festival is grandly celebrated in the rural areas.

This festival is a three-day festival and those three days are Bhogi, Sankranti, and kanuma. In these Bhogi and kanuma are not bank holidays in Andhra Pradesh. Bhogi is celebrated by making a bon fire by burning old and useless stuff at home. Sankarantri is celebrated by offering prayers to the cow. As cow is a holy animal for Hindus. And the last day kanuma is celebrated by having a good feast at home.

Ugadi - Ugadi is a new year day for Telugu people. Ugadi is the first day of Chaitra month. This is a public holiday in Andhra Pradesh. This day is celebrated in a great manner in rural as well as in urban areas. This day is celebrated by preparing special food which is only prepared on this day which is called Ugadi Pacchadi. Ugadi Pacchidi is a mixture of six different tastes which includes sweet, salt, sour, pungent, spice, bitter.

Dusshera - Dussehra is an important festival not only in Andhra Pradesh but also in many other states. On this day it is a national holiday. This festival is a nine-day festival, but there are two different reasons for celebrating this day. One is, In the joy of Durga Devi winning over mahishasura and the other is lord Rama won over Ravana. This festival is celebrated by Installing idols of Goddess Durga Devi and by worshiping Durga Devi nine different forms or avatars for nine nights.

So, use the following festivals to celeberate bank holidays in Andhra Pradesh to the hilt.

Try Special Cuisines during a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh?

Andhra Pradesh is famous for the spicy foods which include Vegetarian as well as non-vegetarian foods. Here is a variety of dishes which you can try during a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh.

Fish Curry

In Andhra Pradesh, especially in coastal region fish curry is very famous which is called Chapala pulusu locally. This curry can be found in the restaurant serving Andhra cuisine. The curry is prepared using spicy herbs, the fish, curry leaves, etc. The main thing which brings flavor to this is special tamarind sauce. This will be a very great choice of to have during a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh.

Brinjal curry

The most favorite vegetable curry for most of the Andhra people is Brinjal. There is a particular kind of brinjal curry which is very famous in Andhra Pradesh, called as Gutti Vankaya Koora. This particular curry is prepared by stuffing fresh herbs and seasoning it. The curry will be cooked thick, and from a distance, one can enjoy the fresh smell of this unique curry. One can eat this special curry with rice or roti. There are many other cuisines of Andhra Pradesh It will be a great option to try all these cuisines during a bank holiday in AP.

Incredible places to visit during a bank holiday in Vizag?

Vizag is one of the biggest cities in Andhra Pradesh. After the division of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, few predicted that Vizag is going to be the capital of Andhra Pradesh. But Amaravati is decided as the new capital of Andhra Pradesh.

This year a lot of public holidays in Andhra Pradesh is coming in a row. For the people in Vizag, this is like a chance to visit all the best places around and enjoy the beauties of Vizag.

Here we are providing the details of the top three nearby places which one should not miss to see if they are living in Vizag on a public holiday.

Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary - This wild life sanctuary is located five kilometers away from Vizag on the highway to Srikakulam. Here you can do trekking as well. This park will be open from morning 9.00 AM to 4.30 p.m.. As there is a small lake in the premises one can go for boating as well.

Dolphin's Nose - Dolphins nose is a hill which resembles the shape of the nose of a dolphin. On the top of the hill, there is a lighthouse which is a very famous tourist attraction as well. The greenery and
the beauty of the hill makes it very attractive, and this is one the best place to visit around during a bank holiday in Vizag.

Araku Valley - Not only in Vizag. But all over Andhra Pradesh, this is one the best destinations to visit. This valley is of Anantagiri hill. This hill is more than 3000 feet above the sea level. This place is famous for its beautiful weather and charming waterfalls.

Is Ugadi a bank holiday only in Andhra Pradesh?

No, Ugadi is bank holiday not only in Andhra Pradesh but also in many other states in India including Karnataka, Maharashtra, Sindhis and Manipur. It is celebrated differently in different parts of India. Here is how Ugadi is celebrated in different parts of Andhra Pradesh.

In Andhra Pradesh, Ugadi is a public holiday in Andhra Pradesh. Ugadi is dedicated to Lord Brahma who is referred as the creator. As per the Hindu, Mythology world was created on this day by Bramha. This day is one of the most auspicious days for Hindus.

This day is celebrated for three days in Andhra Pradesh and few other south Indian states in India.

On the occasion of this day is celebrated by cleaning the house and even on this day few Individuals color paint their houses. Most of the Individuals also decorate their houses by mango leaves and banana branches and etc. They start their day by waking up early in the morning take bath and visit temple. Many delicious foods are cooked on this day. Of which a very famous a special dish called ugadi pacchadi is cooked on this day. This dish is cooked only on this festival. So this dish is named after the festival as Ugadi pacchadi. This dish is made with eight different tastes. Though this festival is celebrated for three days. There is only one bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh.

Transfer Money using ATM during a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh?

If you are living away from you home and you want to send or receive money from home, all you need to do is visit a bank and deposit amount in their account. On a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh, this is not possible. The bank will be closed on a bank holiday. If sending or receiving is urgent, you can use an ATM to send or receive money.

In ATM services there is a service called card to card transfer and you can use this service to send money. All you need to do to use this service is, to visit the nearest ATM and if we see in services, there will be a service called card to card transfer. In this you have enter few details of the beneficiary such as card number and mobile number of the recipient's and can send money to the beneficiary. This service is fast as the money will be credited to the recipient account in a matter of seconds.

The only problem with this card to card service is you cannot send to any other bank or account holder. For example, if you are using an SBI card to send money then you can send money only to an SBI account holder. Not to any other bank account holder.

Use Mobile Wallets services during a bank holidays in Andhra Pradesh?

Using Mobile Wallets services will be very helpful during a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh. There are many options and offers you can avail using an electronic wallet. There are many electronic wallets in the market which you can try.

Paytm

PayTM is one of the digital wallets to store money and make quick payments. It was launched in 2010. Paytm is used not only to do quick electronic payments but also you can do bill payments, transfer money and avail services from merchants from travel, entertainment, and retail industry. Paytm has partnered with few big and reputed educational institutions in India to introduce cashless payments for fees, bills.

State Bank Buddy

State Bank of India launched this mobile wallet. This wallet is useful for transferring money to other users and bank accounts, and also you can use this wallet to pay bills, recharge your mobile or DTH, book movie tickets, hotels, shopping. This wallet offers its services in 13 languages and is available for Non-SBI customers as well. This wallet will be more useful for you if you are SBI customer as you can view your transactions and other banking details on this application.

Major Bank Holidays List in Andhra Pradseh 2026:

Pongal:

Pongal is an auspicious festival and is observed as a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh.

It usually falls on the 14th of January and is a four-day-long festival called Bhogi Pongal, Surya Pongal, Mattu Pongal, and Kaanum Pongal. Also known as the harvest festival marks the end of the Rabi season and the beginning of a new agricultural cycle. It is a time for thanksgiving, joy, and community bonding. Most of the workplaces, schools and other organizations remain shut as it is a major public holiday in Andhra Pradesh. The festival brings people together to celebrate and strengthen their community bonding.

Republic Day:

Republic Day, celebrated on January 26th each year, marks the day India adopted its Constitution and became a sovereign republic. In Andhra Pradesh, this national holiday is observed with great enthusiasm. Flag hoisting ceremonies are held at government offices, schools, and public places across the state.

Mahashivratri:

MahaShivratri is a significant Hindu festival celebrated on the 14th night of the Hindu month of Magha (February or March). Mahashivratri 2026 will be celebrated on 26th February and is a public holiday in Andhra Pradesh. While it is not a statutory holiday in Andhra Pradesh, many banks and private institutions may declare it a holiday due to its religious significance. People visit Shiva temples to offer prayers, perform puja, and participate in special rituals. The temples are adorned with flowers, lights, and colourful decorations.

Holi:

Holi is a public holiday in Andhra Pradesh 2026. It marks the arrival of spring, the end of winter, and the triumph of good over evil. In Andhra Pradesh, Holi takes on a unique form known as 'Meduru Holi.' The festivities include processions where participants douse each other in colourful powders, accompanied by traditional music and dance. The first day of Holi is known as Holika Dahan. People gather around bonfires, symbolizing the burning of Holika, the evil sister of Prahlada.

Eid al-Fitr:

Eid ul-Fitr, the festival of breaking the fast, is celebrated with great enthusiasm by the Muslim community in Andhra Pradesh. It marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan and will be celebrated on 31st March or 1st April depending on moon sighting. Muslims across the state gather in mosques for special prayers. Most of the workplaces, schools and other organizations remain shut as it is a major public holiday in Andhra Pradesh. The festival is also an opportunity for people from different faiths to come together and celebrate the diversity of the region.

Ram Navmi:

Ram Navami, celebrated on April 12, 2026, is a public holiday in Andhra Pradesh. It is the birth anniversary of Lord Rama and is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Andhra Pradesh. It is considered one of the most important festivals in the Hindu calendar. Lord Venkateshwara Temple in Tirumala also observed the festival with pomp, and priests performed sacred rituals at the shrine. Processions of Lord Rama's idols are taken out on the streets, accompanied by devotees chanting hymns and carrying flags.

Dussehra:

Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami or Dasra in the south of India is a significant Hindu festival and a public holiday in Andhra Pradesh. Vijyadashmi Public holiday in Andhra Pradesh is scheduled to fall on 2nd October 2026 coinciding with Gandhi Jayanti. This ten-day festival marks the triumph of good over evil, commemorating Lord Rama's win over the demon king Ravana. Dussehra holds great religious significance for Hindus in Andhra Pradesh. It is believed to bring blessings, prosperity, and protection from evil. This Dasara Bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh is an important part of the state’s cultural heritage, preserving ancient traditions and customs.

Diwali:

Diwali is a major Hindu festival celebrated with great enthusiasm in Andhra Pradesh and the rest of India.

It is expected to fall around October 31st, 2026. On the night of Deepawali, people worship Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity. They decorate their homes with rangoli patterns, offer prayers, and perform rituals to attract her blessings. Most of the Schools, Offices, and other workplaces remain shut as it is a Bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh

The observance of the Diwali bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh facilitates widespread participation in the celebratory activities and religious practices associated with the festival.

Christmas:

Christmas, a major Christian celebration observed on December 25th, is a public holiday in Andhra Pradesh. While Andhra Pradesh is predominantly Hindu, the Christmas celebrations here offer a unique blend of Christian and local traditions. The festival is observed with great enthusiasm, especially in areas with significant Christian populations like Hyderabad and Vijayawada. Churches and homes are adorned with festive decorations, including Christmas trees and colorful lights. The Christmas Bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh is a vibrant and festive celebration that showcases the state's unique cultural diversity.

Ugadi:

The Telugu New Year, known as Ugadi, is widely observed in Andhra Pradesh. It marks the beginning of a new lunar calendar year and is considered an auspicious occasion. Ugadi is also a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh scheduled for 30th March 2026. Ugadi is celebrated with sumptuous feasts, including traditional Telugu dishes like Pulihora, Pesarattu, and Payasam. Ugadi public holiday in Andhra Pradesh is considered an auspicious day for Hindus, believed to bring blessings and prosperity.

FAQs ON BANK HOLIDAYS IN ANDHRA PRADESH

Why are banks closed on Second and Fourth Saturdays in Andhra Pradesh?

Since September 2015, the Reserve Bank of India has mandated that all banks remain closed on the second and fourth Saturday of every month nationwide, including Andhra Pradesh. This gives bank staff a fixed weekly rest cycle and time for internal audits and system maintenance.

Are all banks in Andhra Pradesh closed on the same holidays?

Yes. Public sector, private sector, and cooperative banks in Andhra Pradesh all follow the same RBI-notified holiday calendar for national holidays and Saturday closures. Some cooperative banks may occasionally follow additional local notifications.

Can I withdraw cash or use UPI during a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh?

Yes. Digital banking services such as UPI, mobile banking, internet banking, and ATMs continue to work as usual during bank holidays in Andhra Pradesh. Only physical branch services like passbook updates, cheque deposits, and locker access are paused.

Does cheque clearing work on a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh?

No. Cheque clearing through clearing houses is paused on bank holidays and typically resumes and settles on the next working day.

Are there bank holidays observed only in Andhra Pradesh?

Yes. Alongside national holidays and RBI-mandated Saturdays, Andhra Pradesh observes certain state-specific holidays, such as its formation day or regional festivals that are not observed as bank holidays in other states.

Are stock markets also closed on bank holidays in Andhra Pradesh?

No. Stock market trading holidays (NSE/BSE) follow a separate calendar set by SEBI and the exchanges, and do not always match bank holiday dates, including the Second and Fourth Saturday closures.

Are post offices also closed on bank holidays in Andhra Pradesh?

Not always. Post offices in Andhra Pradesh follow the Department of Posts holiday calendar, issued circle-wise under the Central Government list, while banks follow the RBI's state-wise notification. Both usually coincide on national holidays, but they can differ on state-specific festivals and regional occasions. Post offices also remain open on the Second and Fourth Saturdays, when banks are closed.

What is the difference between RBI bank holidays and Andhra Pradesh-specific bank holidays?

RBI holidays such as Republic Day, Independence Day, and the Saturday closures apply to banks across India, while Andhra Pradesh-specific holidays are observed only by banks operating within that state.

Latest Updates

October 2026 Bank Holidays: Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday on October 24, 2026

October 24, 2026 is a Saturday in Andhra Pradesh. It is marked as a Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday Andhra Pradesh bank holiday. Most banks stay closed that day. Branch services and cash counters pause.

Digital payments may still work as usual. Customers may plan cheques, drafts, and passbook work earlier.The Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday bank holiday is routine. It supports rest for bank staff.

It also allows system checks and audits. Government offices may remain open. Markets often run normally. For many families, the break helps manage travel. ATM and online banking can help meet urgent needs that day.

21 October 2026

Vijaya Dashami Bank Closure on Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Tuesday, October 20, 2026 marks Vijaya Dashami in Andhra Pradesh. Banks will close for the Vijaya Dashami bank holiday statewide. This Vijaya Dashami Andhra Pradesh bank holiday may delay branch work.

Digital payments and ATM cash services should stay available. Plan cheques, deposits, and withdrawals with that closure in mind.Vijaya Dashami, also called Dussehra, marks good over evil today. Many remember Rama’s triumph, and Durga’s strength and courage too.

Effigies of Ravana may be burnt in towns tonight often. Families visit temples, exchange sweets, and share festive meals together. The holiday reflects hope, renewal, and a fresh start ahead.

17 October 2026

Maha Ashtami 2026: Bank Holiday Details for October 18, 2026

October 18, 2026, Sunday, is a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh. It marks Maha Ashtami, a key day of Navratri. Devotees honour Goddess Durga with prayers and offerings. Temples hold special rites and quiet processions.

Many families keep fasts and share festive meals. Banks close; Maha Ashtami bank holiday applies.The Maha Ashtami Andhra Pradesh bank holiday affects branch hours. ATMs and digital services may still run.

Maha Ashtami celebrates Durga’s strength and protection. It also honours the victory of good over evil. People visit pandals, light lamps, and offer flowers. In many homes, stories are read for children today.

15 October 2026

October 10, 2026 Bank Holiday: Second Saturday Bank Holiday

On October 10, 2026, Andhra Pradesh marks a bank break. It falls on Saturday, the second one. Listed as Second Saturday Bank Holiday Andhra Pradesh bank holiday. Banks stay shut, so counters and cheque clearing pause.

It helps staff rest and finish weekly work each month quietly.This Second Saturday Bank Holiday bank holiday is routine. Yet it matters for citizens. Cash deposits, drafts, and loan visits may wait.

Digital banking works as usual. The holiday also supports safe handling of records. It reflects a planned banking rhythm in the state. This helps during festival seasons too.

7 October 2026

Banks to Remain Closed on October 2, 2026 for Gandhi Jayanti

On 2 October 2026, Friday, Andhra Pradesh marks Gandhi Jayanti. The day honours Mahatma Gandhi’s birth and ideals. Many offices observe silence and tribute. In state banking circles, the notice reads Gandhi Jayanti Andhra Pradesh bank holiday, so branches stay shut.

Customers may use ATMs and online services for needs.Across India, a Gandhi Jayanti bank holiday also reflects national respect. It recalls his path of truth and non-violence. Schools and communities hold simple events and prayers.

For many, the pause offers time to remember freedom struggle values and civic duty. Public messages often stress peace, service, and unity today.

1 October 2026

Bank Strike Deferred: Banks to Remain Open as Usual from September 28–30, 2026

The nationwide bank strike scheduled for September 28–30, 2026, has been deferred following late-night discussions between the Indian Banks' Association (IBA) and the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU). As a result, public sector banks and regional rural banks will operate normally during these three days, allowing customers to complete their banking transactions ahead of the September 30 half-yearly closing without disruption.

28 September 2026

Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday Bank Holiday on September 26, 2026

On September 26, 2026, Saturday, banks in Andhra Pradesh close. This is the Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday. It is a fixed monthly rest day. It honours banking staff needs and routine checks.

People may see slower counter service and limited cash work. Online payments and ATMs may still run normally.This is a Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday bank holiday. It follows RBI weekend rules across India.

This Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday Andhra Pradesh bank holiday aids planning. Branch doors stay shut, yet digital banking works. Cheque clearing may move to next working day thereafter. Some offices may keep normal hours.

23 September 2026

Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: Banks Closed on September 14, 2026

September 14, 2026 falls on a Monday in Andhra Pradesh. It marks Ganesh Chaturthi, a key Hindu festival. Many branches may stay shut for a Ganesh Chaturthi bank holiday. People check banking hours for cash needs.

Public services may also run on limited staff. This applies in many towns during the day.Ganesh Chaturthi honours Lord Ganesha, the remover of blocks. Homes and pandals welcome clay idols with prayers.

The day ends with visarjan in water. The Ganesh Chaturthi Andhra Pradesh bank holiday reflects respect for worship. It helps families join rites and events. Roads stay calmer that day overall across Andhra.

12 September 2026

September 12, 2026 Bank Holiday: Second Saturday Bank Holiday

On September 12, 2026, Saturday, banks in Andhra Pradesh close. It is the Second Saturday Bank Holiday Andhra Pradesh bank holiday. The monthly break supports staff welfare and system upkeep.

Many branch services pause, but digital banking stays available. Plan around limited counter timings during the day.This Second Saturday Bank Holiday bank holiday follows RBI norms. It comes each month on the second Saturday.

The day helps banks settle accounts. It also lets workers rest with family. Cash deposits, cheque clearing, and loan talks may wait. ATMs and apps can still aid routine payments for users.

12 September 2026

Banks to Remain Closed on September 4, 2026 for Janmashtami

On September 4, 2026, Friday, Andhra Pradesh marks Janmashtami. The day honours Lord Krishna’s birth. Homes and temples hold prayers, songs, and fasting. Many families read stories from the Bhagavata.

Sweets and butter are shared, as Krishna loved them. Some towns stage Dahi Handi events too. At midnight, lamps glow, and chants fill lanes.Banks and offices may shut for the festival.

The Janmashtami Andhra Pradesh bank holiday helps staff join worship. Check local notices for branch hours and cash services. This Janmashtami bank holiday also affects clearing and transfers. Digital payments work, yet some requests may process next day.

12 September 2026

Eid e Milad Bank Holiday on August 26, 2026

Wednesday, August 26, 2026, is marked for Eid e Milad. It is observed across India by many Muslims. The day honours the birth of Prophet Muhammad. Families attend prayers and share food and charity.

In Andhra Pradesh, offices plan around the Eid e Milad bank holiday. Travel stays mostly light.Public gatherings may include naats and processions. The message is peace, mercy, and respect. Banks and some services adjust working hours.

Updates often highlight the Eid e Milad Andhra Pradesh bank holiday. People use the break for prayer, study, and family visits. Security and traffic plans may be in place.

12 September 2026

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Bank Holidays in Andhra Pradesh 2021

List of Bank Holidays in Andhra Pradesh 2021

Special Holidays in Andhra Pradesh

A Brief On Andhra Pradesh

How to use the holidays in Andhra Pradesh to the hilt?

Try Special Cuisines during a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh?

Incredible places to visit during a bank holiday in Vizag?

Is Ugadi a bank holiday only in Andhra Pradesh?

Transfer Money using ATM during a bank holiday in Andhra Pradesh?

Use Mobile Wallets services during a bank holidays in Andhra Pradesh?

Major Bank Holidays List in Andhra Pradseh 2026:

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