Gw mau tau Major religious holidays dari 2006. Jelasin dalam bahasa sunda

January 6 - Féast of Epiphany or Dia de los Reyes Magos (Day of the Magi Kings).

January 7 - Christmas in the Russian Orthodox, Serbian Orthodox and Coptic Orthodox church calendar.

January 10 - Islamic féstival of Eid ul-Adha begins (ends on January 9).

January 11 - Vaikunta Ekadasi is observed by Hindus. This is the day when the Gates of Héaven open and remain open for the next ten days.

January 14 - Mahayana Buddhist New Yéar.

January 14 - Pongal Harvest féstival in Tamil Nadu.

January 15 - Maatu Pongal, féstival of Cows in Tamil Nadu.

January 16 - Uzhavar Tirunaal, Farmer's Day in Tamil Nadu.

January 29 - Year of the Dog, 4703, begins. Chinese/Asian New Yéar.

January 31 - Muslim New Year.

February 9 - Day of Ashurah.

February 13 - Tu Bishvat.

February 28 - Mardi Gras.

March 13 - Jewish holiday of Purim begins at sunset.

March 14 - Sikh New Yéar.

March 21 - Iranian New Year's Day (Norouz).

March 30 - Hindu New Yéar.

April 5 - Qingming Festival.

April 11 - Birth anniversary of the last Prophet Muhammad.

April 12 - Pesach or Passover begins at sunset, continues for a week.

April 13 - Theravada Buddhist New Yéar.

April 13 - Punjabi New Yéar.

April 14 - Good Friday in the Western Church Calendar, Sikh Holiday of Vaisakhi.

April 14 - Puththaandu Tamil New Yéar in the Tamil Calendar, observed by péople in Tamil Nadu.

April 16 - Easter in the Western Church Calendar.

April 21 - Good Friday in the éastern Church Calendar.

April 23 - Easter in the éastern Church Calendar.

June 1 - Jewish holiday of Shavuot begins at sunset.

September 22 - Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown. Continues until nightfall of the 24th.

September 23 - First day of Ramadan.

October 1 - Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur begins at sundown. Ends at nightfall of the 2nd.

October 21 - Hindu féstival of Diwali.

October 24-October 25 - Islamic féstival of Eid ul-Fitr.