Long weekends in Philippines, 2029

Long weekends

• 4 days*Saturday 10 February 2029 – Tuesday 13 February 2029

  Chinese New Year

  💡 Take Monday off for this 4-day break.

• 4 daysThursday 29 March 2029 – Sunday 1 April 2029

  Huwebes Santo, Biyernes Santo, Sabado de Gloria

• 3 daysSaturday 7 April 2029 – Monday 9 April 2029

  Araw ng Kagitingan

• 4 days*Saturday 28 April 2029 – Tuesday 1 May 2029

  Araw ng Paggawa

  💡 Take Monday off for this 4-day break.

• 4 days*Saturday 9 June 2029 – Tuesday 12 June 2029

  Araw ng Kalayaan

  💡 Take Monday off for this 4-day break.

• 4 days*Saturday 18 August 2029 – Tuesday 21 August 2029

  Araw ng Kamatayan ni Senador Benigno Simeon "Ninoy" Aquino Jr.

  💡 Take Monday off for this 4-day break.

• 3 daysSaturday 25 August 2029 – Monday 27 August 2029

  Araw ng mga Bayani

• 5 days*Wednesday 31 October 2029 – Sunday 4 November 2029

  All Saints' Day Eve, Araw ng mga Santo

  💡 Take Friday off for this 5-day break.

• 3 daysFriday 30 November 2029 – Sunday 2 December 2029

  Araw ni Gat Andres Bonifacio

• 4 daysSaturday 22 December 2029 – Tuesday 25 December 2029

  Christmas Eve, Araw ng Pasko

• 3 daysSaturday 29 December 2029 – Monday 31 December 2029

  Araw ng Kamatayan ni Dr. Jose Rizal, Huling Araw ng Taon

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A long weekend here means three or more consecutive non-working days — weekends plus any public holiday that touches them. Entries marked * aren't automatic: they need the one marked day of leave to happen. Everything assumes a standard Saturday–Sunday weekend and a five-day week, and counts nationwide public holidays only — confirm your own leave rules and any regional holidays before booking.