Armenia Public Holidays 2006

Ամանոր
2006-01-01, 2006-01-02
New Year’s Day in Armenia begins a long winter holiday season with family visits, festive meals, and quiet city streets. Many people spend the day at home recovering from late‑night celebrations.

Սուրբ Ծնունդ
2006-01-05, 2006-01-06
Armenian Christmas is celebrated on January 6 with church services, candlelight, and traditional foods. It is one of the most important religious holidays of the year.

Բանակի օր
2006-01-28
Army Day celebrates the Armenian Armed Forces with official ceremonies, wreath‑laying, and public recognition of military service.

Կանանց տոն
2006-03-08
International Women’s Day is widely celebrated with flowers, family gatherings, and public events honoring women’s contributions in society.

Ամանոր
2006-04-16
This is a public holiday in Armenia.

Եղեռնի զոհերի հիշատակի օր
2006-04-24
Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day is a deeply solemn national observance. Thousands visit the Tsitsernakaberd memorial in Yerevan to lay flowers and pay respects.

Աշխատանքի օր
2006-05-01
Labour Day is a nationwide day off often spent with family outings, park visits, and springtime gatherings.

Հաղթանակի և Խաղաղության տոն
2006-05-09
Victory and Peace Day marks the end of World War II and celebrates peace. Parades, concerts, and remembrance events are common across the country.

Հանրապետության օր
2006-05-28
Republic Day commemorates the establishment of the First Republic of Armenia in 1918. Official ceremonies and cultural events highlight the country’s modern history.

Սահմանադրության օր
2006-07-05
Constitution Day marks the adoption of Armenia’s constitution. It is observed with civic events and national pride.

Անկախության օր
2006-09-21
Independence Day celebrates Armenia’s 1991 independence referendum. Expect concerts, fireworks, and national ceremonies, especially in Yerevan.

Ամանոր
2006-12-31
New Year’s Eve is the highlight of Armenia’s holiday season, with family feasts, fireworks, and celebrations that run late into the night.
