Sololá, Guatemala

Accurate, up-to-date public holidays, bank holidays, and observances in Sololá, Guatemala for 2022 ready to be integrated into your application.

Once the core of the Mayan civilization is the Central American country of Guatemala. During the 16th century, Guatemala was conquered by the Spanish and later became independent on September 15, 1821. Officially known as the Republic of Guatemala, it is the most populated country in Central America, and is home to volcanoes, rainforests and Mayan ruins.

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Date Weekday Name Notes
January 1st Saturday New Year's Day
March 20th Sunday March Equinox
April 14th Thursday Maundy Thursday
April 15th Friday Good Friday Long weekend.
April 16th Saturday Holy Saturday
April 17th Sunday Easter
May 1st Sunday Labor Day
May 10th Tuesday Mother's Day
June 17th Friday Father's Day Long weekend.
June 21st Tuesday June Solstice
June 30th Thursday Armed Forces Day
July 4th Monday Armed Forces Day (Observed) Long weekend.
August 15th Monday Assumption of Mary Long weekend.
September 15th Thursday Independence Day
September 23rd Friday September Equinox Long weekend.
October 20th Thursday Revolution Day
November 1st Tuesday All Saints' Day
December 21st Wednesday December Solstice
December 24th Saturday Christmas Eve
December 25th Sunday Christmas Day
December 31st Saturday New Year's Eve
Public holidays (national, legal, government, civic, etc) are denoted in bold.
Holiday data for far-reaching years is subject to change due to laws and government decrees.
Long weekends are based on non-working days and not Saturday and Sunday explicitly.

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To retrieve this list of holidays, simply make a GET request to /v1/holidays:
GET /v1/holidays
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$ curl -G -d country="GT-SO" -d year="2022" -d pretty
-d key="__YOUR_API_KEY__"
"https://holidayapi.com/v1/holidays"
import "github.com/joshtronic/go-holidayapi"
hapi := holidayapi.NewV1("__YOUR_API_KEY__")
holidays, err := hapi.Holidays(map[string]interface{}{
  "country": "GT-SO",
  "year": "2022",
})
import { HolidayAPI } from 'holidayapi';
const key = '__YOUR_API_KEY__'
const holidayApi = new HolidayAPI({ key });
holidayApi.holidays({
  country: 'GT-SO',
  year: '2022',
});
$key = '__YOUR_API_KEY__';
$holiday_api = new \HolidayAPI\Client(['key' => $key]);
$holidays = $holiday_api->holidays([
  'country' => 'GT-SO',
  'year' => '2022',
]);
$Body = @{}
$Body.key = "__YOUR_API_KEY__"
$Body.country = "GT-SO"
$Body.year = "2022"
$Result = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $Url -Body $Body
$Result.holidays
import holidayapi
key = '__YOUR_API_KEY__'
hapi = holidayapi.v1(key)
holidays = hapi.holidays({
  'country': 'GT-SO',
  'year': '2022',
})
require 'ruby-holidayapi'
key = '__YOUR_API_KEY__'
hapi = HolidayAPI::V1.new(key)
holidays = hapi.holidays({
  'country': 'GT-SO',
  'year': '2022',
})