Easter Monday

Easter Monday in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a Christian holiday celebrated the day after Easter Sunday, marking the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is observed by the country's Catholic and Orthodox communities, who make up a significant portion of the population. The day is often spent with family and friends, continuing the festive atmosphere of Easter Sunday. Traditional activities include attending church services, sharing festive meals, and engaging in cultural customs such as egg decorating and egg-tapping games. While Easter Monday is not a public holiday in Bosnia and Herzegovina, it holds deep religious and cultural significance for those who celebrate it. The day reflects the country's diverse religious heritage and the coexistence of different faiths.