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7 countries with most festivals and public holidays; India ranks last…

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Nepal (35 public holidays)

Nepal boasts a rich tapestry of cultural, religious, and historical festivals throughout the year. 

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Myanmar (32 public holidays)

Myanmar is known for its vibrant festivals and religious celebrations. Key festivals include Thingyan, the Taunggyi Balloon Festival, and various Buddhist celebrations etc.
 

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Iran (26 public holidays)

Iran’s calendar is marked by numerous festivals rooted in Persian culture and Islamic traditions. 

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Sri Lanka (25 public holidays)

Sri Lanka's festivals are a mix of Buddhist, Hindu, Christian, and Muslim celebrations. Each festival highlights the island’s cultural diversity and religious traditions.

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Bangladesh (25 public holidays)

Bangladesh's festivals reflect its Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist heritage. 

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Egypt (21 public holidays)

Egypt’s holiday calendar includes both Islamic and secular celebrations. Important holidays are Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and Sham el-Nessim (a spring festival). 

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India (21 public holidays)

India is renowned for its diverse and numerous festivals due to its multitude of cultures and religions.

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