How many months is a Martian year?

Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun (Earth’s neighbor), named after the Roman god of war, Mars. In terms of its atmosphere, Mars is quite similar to Earth, some scientists say that there is water (which is collected from the polar caps of the planet) and possibly even some life forms. Despite this similarity, a year on Mars lasts 22.6 months, which is almost twice as long as the Earth’s year. Given that the duration of hours in a day is comparable to that of the earth.