13/01/2025
”Egyptians love to celebrate many things in life, it comes back to the ancestry and what the ancient Egyptians imprinted in The DNA” M.Rida
Ancient Egyptians divided their festivals into seven sections according to the occasions of each festival.
The number of periodic holidays was about (282), the number of important festivals was (79), and the number of public holidays numbers (169), in addition, to one night every year to celebrate the birth of God "Thoth".
Here is a list of the ancient Egyptian festivals:
The name of the feast.
The Nayrouze.
Eve Wag.
Wag Festival.
Anniversary of my conversion.
Yed Akh.
Harvests.
Osiris Parade.
Rights Advocacy Day.
Day of Peace.
Day of Prayer.
Mekhet Festival.
Weavers’ Day (Nate)
Ancient Egyptian New Year.
Acquitted Day the Eye Horus.
Pot of the feast of Neith.
Perpendicular sun.
Ramses’ birthday
White Crown Day.
Opt for openness.
Khnum Festival.
Oupet Parade.
Unification of the two lands.
Feast of Monthu.
Feast of Satis and Anoukis.
Earth Day.
Only festival.
Amon protector of the weak.
Judicial authority.
The day of the court’s decision.
The king’s seat on the throne.
African weapons.
Osiris tree.
Prosecution Day.
Soker Festival.
Lift a column even.
Min Festival.
Happy Day.
Ykaku Festival.
Hathor Festival.
Wadjet Naval Parade.
Bastet Naval Parade.
The name of the festival.
Willow elevator.
Feast of Sechat.
Death Parade.
Anubis Naval Parade.
Horus to Ma’aa Ptah Sun is perpendicular to the face of Ramses II.
Holidays in the sun.
Ptah Festival.
Amenhotep Festival.
Horus to Buto.
The conclusion of Amenhotep’s work.
Hathor, Bastet.
Bastet in her boat.
Sham El-Nessim.
Celebration of Ra.
Wheat Day.
Horus fabric.
Yield Festival.
Feast of Horus.
Anubis Day.
Min Festival.
Celebration of Hathor.
Festival of the Valley.
Point Night.
Purity Day.
Feast of Merit Amon.
Horus hosts.
Opening of the year.
The return of Senoohi.
Birthday of Hathor.
Pamper Horus.
Feast of All Lords.
Abib Feast.
Azuir Generator.
Muttad Time.
Generator Six.
Isis Generator.
Neftis Generator.
A generator that will be transformed.

(Source: Visit Egypt)