Northern India
Is Today a Dry Day in Rajasthan?
Rajasthan dry days affect liquor shops, hotels, bars, restaurants, tourist plans, weddings, and events across cities such as Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Kota.
Today
No
No, it is not a dry day in Rajasthan.
Tomorrow
No
No, it is not a dry day tomorrow.
This page uses the currently supported Rajasthan city calendar data and should be checked close to the date for local and election-related orders.
Upcoming Dry Days in Rajasthan
- Saturday, 15 AugustIndependence Day
- Sunday, 16 AugustParsi New Year
- Friday, 4 SeptemberJanmashtami
- Monday, 14 SeptemberGanesh Chaturthi
- Friday, 2 OctoberGandhi Jayanti
Dry Days 2026 in Rajasthan
- Wednesday, 14 January - Makar Sankranti / Pongal
- Monday, 26 January - Republic Day
- Sunday, 15 February - Guru Ravidas Jayanti, Maha Shivratri
- Wednesday, 4 March - Holi
- Thursday, 26 March - Ram Navami
- Monday, 30 March - Rajasthan Day
- Tuesday, 31 March - Mahavir Jayanti
- Friday, 3 April - Good Friday
- Tuesday, 14 April - Ambedkar Jayanti
- Friday, 1 May - Buddha Purnima
- Wednesday, 27 May - Bakrid, Eid-al-Adha
- Friday, 26 June - Muharram
- Saturday, 25 July - Ashadi Ekadashi
- Saturday, 15 August - Independence Day
- Sunday, 16 August - Parsi New Year
- Friday, 4 September - Janmashtami
- Monday, 14 September - Ganesh Chaturthi
- Friday, 2 October - Gandhi Jayanti
- Tuesday, 20 October - Dussehra
- Sunday, 8 November - Diwali
- Friday, 25 December - Christmas
Drinking in Rajasthan
- Legal drinking age
- 18 in common guidance
- Bars and restaurants
- Bar, hotel, restaurant, club, and event service depends on licence type and local permissions.
- Liquor shops
- Retail liquor shop timings depend on Rajasthan excise rules and local enforcement.
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Sources and Notes
On declared dry days, licensed liquor shops and alcohol-serving venues generally cannot sell or serve alcohol.