Dates are for New Delhi. Lunar months in the Tithi column follow the Purnimanta system used in North India (in the Amanta system of Gujarat, Maharashtra and South India, the Krishna paksha carries the previous month’s name). Sankranti dates are the day the Sun enters the sign; Free Panchang’s own calculation, checked against Drik Panchang for Makar Sankranti.
Ekadashi dates are the main (Smarta) fasting days. Purnima and Amavasya show the day or days on which the tithi is current at sunrise or sunset in New Delhi; a range means the tithi spans two days, and festivals may be kept on either day depending on the observance. January 2028 values are Free Panchang’s own calculation.
Month
Ekadashi
Purnima
Amavasya
January 2027
3 (Saphala), 18 (Pausha Putrada)
22 January
7 January
February 2027
2 (Shattila), 17 (Jaya)
20 February
6 February
March 2027
4 (Vijaya), 18 (Amalaki)
22 March
7–8 March
April 2027
2 (Papamochani), 17 (Kamada)
20 April
6 April
May 2027
2 (Varuthini), 16 (Mohini)
20 May
6 May
June 2027
1 (Apara), 14 (Nirjala), 30 (Yogini)
18 June
4 June
July 2027
14 (Devshayani), 29 (Kamika; Vaishnava 30 Jul)
18 July
3–4 July
August 2027
12 (Shravana Putrada), 28 (Aja)
16–17 August
2 August, 31 August
September 2027
11 (Parsva), 26 (Indira)
15 September
29–30 September
October 2027
11 (Papankusha), 25 (Rama; Vaishnava 26 Oct)
15 October
29 October
November 2027
10 (Devutthana), 24 (Utpanna)
13–14 November
27–28 November
December 2027
9 (Mokshada), 23 (Saphala)
13 December
27 December
January 2028
8 (Pausha Putrada)
11–12 January
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Festival calendar 2026
Looking for last year’s dates? See the Hindu festival calendar 2026 (Makar Sankranti 2026 to Makar Sankranti 2027), including Diwali 2026 on Sunday, 8 November 2026.
All times are IST for New Delhi. Muhurat changes with your city’s sunrise and sunset: check today’s Panchang for your location. Outside India (USA, UK, Canada and elsewhere) the date can differ; use your local panchang. Sources: Drik Panchang 2027 festival, Ekadashi, Purnima and Amavasya lists (New Delhi), cross-checked with Free Panchang’s own calculation (Lahiri ayanamsa) and other public 2027 calendars (Astrolal, Panchang Darshan, AstroSage).
Diwali (Lakshmi Puja) 2027 is on Friday, 29 October 2027. Amavasya tithi runs from 8:47 PM on 28 Oct to 7:05 PM on 29 Oct (New Delhi).
How many Ekadashis are in 2027?
Calendar year 2027 has 25 Ekadashis, from Saphala Ekadashi on 3 January to Saphala Ekadashi on 23 December. There is no Adhika (extra) lunar month in 2027.
Why does this calendar run from Makar Sankranti to Makar Sankranti?
Makar Sankranti (15 January 2027) is the first major festival of the year, and the list continues to the next Makar Sankranti on 15 January 2028, so you can plan a full festival cycle.
Is there a festival list 2027 PDF?
This page is designed to print cleanly: use your browser’s Print or “Save as PDF” option to keep a copy of the tyohar list.