🕉️ Hindu Calendar 2026

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Saphala Ekadashi — January 4 — Observing Saphala Ekadashi is believed to bring success and fulfillment of desires.
• Pradosh Vrat — January 5 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — January 5 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Paush Amavasya — January 8 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Paush Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Putrada Ekadashi — January 19 — Observing Putrada Ekadashi is believed to bless devotees with progeny.
• Pradosh Vrat — January 20 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — January 20 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Paush Purnima — January 23 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Paush Purnima is considered auspicious.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): January 23, Paush Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): January 8, Paush Amavasya — A day to honor ancestors and perform charitable deeds.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — January 19, Putrada Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — January 4, Saphala Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

January is generally considered an auspicious month for new beginnings after Makar Sankranti. Auspicious dates for marriage and other ceremonies are present, but it’s important to consult a local astrologer for personalized muhurats. Consider dates after January 15th for auspicious events.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Shattila Ekadashi — February 2 — Observing Shattila Ekadashi is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune.
• Pradosh Vrat — February 3 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — February 4 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Mauni Amavasya — February 6 — Performing charitable deeds and observing silence on Mauni Amavasya brings spiritual merit.
• Kumbh Sankranti — February 12 — The transition of the Sun into Kumbh Rashi, marking an auspicious time for bathing in holy rivers.
• Jaya Ekadashi — February 17 — Observing Jaya Ekadashi is believed to grant victory over enemies and obstacles.
• Pradosh Vrat — February 19 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — February 19 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Magh Purnima — February 22 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Magh Purnima is considered auspicious.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): February 22, Magh Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): February 6, Mauni Amavasya — A day for silence, meditation, and charitable acts.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — February 17, Jaya Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — February 2, Shattila Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

February offers several auspicious days, especially around Vasant Panchami, for weddings and new ventures. Consult a local astrologer to find the most auspicious timings for your specific needs. Look for dates after February 10th for favorable muhurats.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Vijaya Ekadashi — March 4 — Observing Vijaya Ekadashi is believed to grant victory in all endeavors.
• Pradosh Vrat — March 5 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — March 5 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Phalguna Amavasya — March 8 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Phalguna Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Phulera Dooj — March 11 — Celebrated in the Braj region, marking the beginning of Holi festivities with flowers.
• Amalaki Ekadashi — March 19 — Observing Amalaki Ekadashi is believed to purify and bring good health.
• Pradosh Vrat — March 20 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — March 21 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Holi — March 22 — The festival of colors, celebrating the victory of good over evil.
• Phalguna Purnima — March 24 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Phalguna Purnima is considered auspicious.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): March 24, Phalguna Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): March 8, Phalguna Amavasya — A day to honor ancestors and perform charitable deeds.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — March 19, Amalaki Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — March 4, Vijaya Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

The period leading up to Holi may have some restrictions; however, early March can be auspicious. Check for specific auspicious dates for Griha Pravesh and other important ceremonies. Consult a local astrologer for personalized guidance.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Papmochani Ekadashi — April 3 — Observing Papmochani Ekadashi is believed to absolve sins.
• Pradosh Vrat — April 4 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — April 4 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Chaitra Amavasya — April 7 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Chaitra Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Chaitra Navratri Begins — April 9 — The nine-day festival dedicated to Goddess Durga.
• Gauri Puja — April 9 — Worship of Goddess Gauri, especially in Maharashtra.
• Ugadi — April 9 — New Year’s Day in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka.
• Gudi Padwa — April 9 — New Year’s Day in Maharashtra.
• Cheti Chand — April 9 — Sindhi New Year.
• Matsya Jayanti — April 11 — Celebrates the first incarnation of Lord Vishnu as a fish.
• Rama Navami — April 17 — Celebrates the birth of Lord Rama.
• Kamada Ekadashi — April 18 — Observing Kamada Ekadashi fulfills desires and removes obstacles.
• Pradosh Vrat — April 19 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — April 20 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Hanuman Jayanti — April 21 — Celebrates the birth of Lord Hanuman.
• Chaitra Purnima — April 22 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Chaitra Purnima is considered auspicious.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): April 22, Chaitra Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): April 7, Chaitra Amavasya — A day to honor ancestors and perform charitable deeds.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — April 18, Kamada Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — April 3, Papmochani Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

April is a very auspicious month, especially during Navratri, for starting new ventures and performing important ceremonies. Rama Navami and Hanuman Jayanti are also considered highly auspicious days. Consult a pandit for the best dates for weddings and Griha Pravesh.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Varuthini Ekadashi — May 2 — Observing Varuthini Ekadashi brings good fortune and removes sins.
• Pradosh Vrat — May 3 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — May 3 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Vaishakha Amavasya — May 6 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Vaishakha Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Akshaya Tritiya — May 8 — An auspicious day for new beginnings and investments.
• Shankara Jayanti — May 12 — Celebrates the birth of Adi Shankaracharya.
• Mohini Ekadashi — May 17 — Observing Mohini Ekadashi is believed to remove worldly attachments.
• Pradosh Vrat — May 18 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — May 19 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Buddha Purnima — May 21 — Celebrates the birth of Lord Buddha.
• Vaishakha Purnima — May 22 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Vaishakha Purnima is considered auspicious.
• Narada Jayanti — May 22 — Celebrates the birth of Devarsi Narada.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): May 22, Vaishakha Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): May 6, Vaishakha Amavasya — A day to honor ancestors and perform charitable deeds.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — May 17, Mohini Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — May 2, Varuthini Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

Akshaya Tritiya is a highly auspicious day for starting new ventures, buying gold, and performing charitable deeds. May offers good opportunities for weddings and other auspicious ceremonies. Consult a local astrologer for personalized muhurats.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Apara Ekadashi — June 1 — Observing Apara Ekadashi is believed to remove sins and grant prosperity.
• Pradosh Vrat — June 2 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — June 2 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Jyeshtha Amavasya — June 5 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Jyeshtha Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Ganga Dussehra — June 14 — Celebrates the descent of the Ganges River to Earth.
• Nirjala Ekadashi — June 16 — Observing Nirjala Ekadashi is considered highly auspicious and purifies the soul.
• Pradosh Vrat — June 17 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — June 18 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Jyeshtha Purnima — June 20 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Jyeshtha Purnima is considered auspicious.
• Kabir Jayanti — June 20 — Celebrates the birth anniversary of the mystic poet and saint Kabir.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): June 20, Jyeshtha Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): June 5, Jyeshtha Amavasya — A day to honor ancestors and perform charitable deeds.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — June 16, Nirjala Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — June 1, Apara Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

June has some auspicious days, but it’s important to check for favorable timings for specific events. Nirjala Ekadashi is a spiritually significant day. Consult an astrologer for personalized guidance on auspicious dates for weddings and other ceremonies.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Yogini Ekadashi — July 1 — Observing Yogini Ekadashi is believed to remove curses and grant liberation.
• Pradosh Vrat — July 2 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — July 2 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Ashadha Amavasya — July 5 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Ashadha Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Jagannath Rath Yatra — July 8 — Celebrates Lord Jagannath’s journey in a chariot.
• Devshayani Ekadashi — July 15 — Observing Devshayani Ekadashi marks the beginning of Lord Vishnu’s sleep.
• Pradosh Vrat — July 16 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — July 17 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Guru Purnima — July 20 — A day to honor spiritual teachers.
• Ashadha Purnima — July 20 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Ashadha Purnima is considered auspicious.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): July 20, Ashadha Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): July 5, Ashadha Amavasya — A day to honor ancestors and perform charitable deeds.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — July 15, Devshayani Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — July 1, Yogini Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

The period after Devshayani Ekadashi is generally considered less auspicious for major ceremonies like weddings, as Lord Vishnu is believed to be in a state of rest. However, daily prayers and spiritual practices continue. Consult an astrologer for specific guidance.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Kamika Ekadashi — July 30 — Observing Kamika Ekadashi is believed to grant all desires.
• Pradosh Vrat — July 31 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — August 1 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Shravana Amavasya — August 3 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Shravana Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Hariyali Teej — August 7 — Celebrated by women, dedicated to Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva.
• Nag Panchami — August 8 — A day to worship snakes.
• Shravana Putrada Ekadashi — August 13 — Observing Shravana Putrada Ekadashi is believed to bless devotees with progeny.
• Pradosh Vrat — August 14 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — August 15 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Raksha Bandhan — August 18 — Celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters.
• Shravana Purnima — August 19 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Shravana Purnima is considered auspicious.
• Kajari Teej — August 22 — Celebrated by women, dedicated to Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): August 19, Shravana Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): August 3, Shravana Amavasya — A day to honor ancestors and perform charitable deeds.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — August 13, Shravana Putrada Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — July 30, Kamika Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

The month of Shravan is generally dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered very auspicious for spiritual practices. Consult an astrologer for specific auspicious dates for events like Griha Pravesh during this period, keeping in mind Devshayani Ekadashi restrictions.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Annada Ekadashi — August 29 — Observing Annada Ekadashi is believed to grant prosperity and abundance.
• Pradosh Vrat — August 30 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — August 31 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Bhadrapada Amavasya — September 2 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Bhadrapada Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Hartalika Teej — September 5 — Celebrated by women, dedicated to Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva.
• Ganesh Chaturthi — September 6 — Celebrates the birth of Lord Ganesha.
• Radha Ashtami — September 10 — Celebrates the birth of Radha Rani.
• Parivartini Ekadashi — September 11 — Observing Parivartini Ekadashi marks Lord Vishnu changing his sleeping position.
• Pradosh Vrat — September 12 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — September 13 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Anant Chaturdashi — September 15 — Celebrates Lord Vishnu and marks the end of Ganesh Chaturthi.
• Bhadrapada Purnima — September 17 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Bhadrapada Purnima is considered auspicious.
• Pitru Paksha Begins — September 18 — A period dedicated to honoring ancestors.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): September 17, Bhadrapada Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): September 2, Bhadrapada Amavasya — A day to honor ancestors and perform charitable deeds.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — September 11, Parivartini Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — August 29, Annada Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

The first half of September, especially around Ganesh Chaturthi, can be auspicious for new beginnings. However, Pitru Paksha is a period for honoring ancestors and is generally not considered auspicious for major celebrations. Consult a local astrologer for personalized guidance.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Indira Ekadashi — September 27 — Observing Indira Ekadashi is believed to liberate ancestors from sins.
• Pradosh Vrat — September 28 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — September 29 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Ashwin Amavasya — October 2 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Ashwin Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Pitru Paksha Ends — October 2 — Marks the end of the period dedicated to honoring ancestors.
• Sharad Navratri Begins — October 3 — The nine-day festival dedicated to Goddess Durga.
• Kalparambha — October 3 — Beginning of Durga Puja rituals.
• Saraswati Avahan — October 7 — Invoking Goddess Saraswati.
• Durga Ashtami — October 10 — An important day during Navratri dedicated to Goddess Durga.
• Maha Navami — October 11 — The ninth day of Navratri, celebrating Goddess Durga’s victory over evil.
• Vijayadashami (Dussehra) — October 12 — Celebrates the victory of good over evil.
• Papankusha Ekadashi — October 12 — Observing Papankusha Ekadashi is believed to absolve sins.
• Pradosh Vrat — October 13 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — October 14 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Ashwin Purnima — October 16 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Ashwin Purnima is considered auspicious.
• Kojagiri Purnima — October 16 — Celebrates Goddess Lakshmi and is considered an auspicious night.
• Karwa Chauth — October 28 — A festival celebrated by married women for the long life of their husbands.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): October 16, Ashwin Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): October 2, Ashwin Amavasya — A day to honor ancestors and perform charitable deeds.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — October 12, Papankusha Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — September 27, Indira Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

Sharad Navratri and Dussehra are highly auspicious periods for starting new ventures, performing pujas, and celebrating victories. Consult an astrologer for specific auspicious dates for weddings and other ceremonies after Dussehra.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Rama Ekadashi — October 27 — Observing Rama Ekadashi is believed to grant wealth and prosperity.
• Pradosh Vrat — October 28 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — October 29 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Kartik Amavasya (Diwali) — November 1 — The festival of lights, celebrating the victory of good over evil.
• Govardhan Puja — November 2 — Celebrates Lord Krishna lifting Govardhan hill.
• Bhai Dooj — November 3 — Celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters.
• Chhath Puja — November 6 — Dedicated to the Sun God, celebrated with great devotion.
• Dev Uthani Ekadashi — November 10 — Observing Dev Uthani Ekadashi marks the end of Lord Vishnu’s sleep.
• Pradosh Vrat — November 11 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — November 12 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Kartik Purnima — November 15 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Kartik Purnima is considered auspicious.
• Guru Nanak Jayanti — November 15 — Celebrates the birth of Guru Nanak Dev, the founder of Sikhism.

🌕 Lunar Dates

Purnima (Full Moon): November 15, Kartik Purnima

Amavasya (New Moon): November 1, Kartik Amavasya — The day of Diwali, celebrating the victory of light over darkness.

Ekadashi: Shukla Ekadashi — November 10, Dev Uthani Ekadashi & Krishna Ekadashi — October 27, Rama Ekadashi

✨ Shubh Muhurat

The period after Dev Uthani Ekadashi is considered auspicious for weddings and other major ceremonies, as Lord Vishnu is believed to have awakened from his sleep. Diwali and the days surrounding it are also highly auspicious. Consult an astrologer for personalized guidance.

🎉 Festivals & Vrats

• Utpanna Ekadashi — November 26 — Observing Utpanna Ekadashi is believed to remove sins and grant liberation.
• Pradosh Vrat — November 27 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — November 28 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Margashirsha Amavasya — December 1 — Performing charitable deeds and rituals on Margashirsha Amavasya brings peace to ancestors.
• Vivah Panchami — December 5 — Celebrates the marriage of Lord Rama and Sita.
• Mokshada Ekadashi — December 10 — Observing Mokshada Ekadashi is believed to grant liberation.
• Pradosh Vrat — December 11 — Observing Pradosh Vrat helps remove obstacles and attain spiritual progress.
• Masik Shivaratri — December 12 — Dedicated to Lord Shiva, observing Masik Shivaratri brings peace and prosperity.
• Dattatreya Jayanti — December 13 — Celebrates the birth of Lord Dattatreya.
• Margashirsha Purnima — December 15 — Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers on Margashirsha Purnima is considered auspicious.
• Saphala Ekadashi — December 25 — Observing Saphala Ekadashi is believed to bring success and fulfillment of desires.
• Pradosh Vrat — December 26 — Observing Pr