Hindu festivals in 2027
January 2027
- New Year's DayOtherFri, Jan 1
- Makar SankrantiMajorThu, Jan 14
- PongalRegionalThu, Jan 14
- Vaikuntha EkadashiReligiousTue, Jan 19
- Republic DayNationalTue, Jan 26
February 2027
- Vasant PanchamiMajorThu, Feb 11
- Valentine's DayOtherSun, Feb 14
- Magha PurnimaReligiousSat, Feb 20
March 2027
- Maha ShivratriMajorSat, Mar 6
- Holika DahanMajorSun, Mar 21
- Holi (Rangwali Holi)MajorMon, Mar 22
April 2027
- Ugadi / Gudi PadwaRegionalWed, Apr 7
- Wed, Apr 7
- VishuRegionalWed, Apr 14
- Ram NavamiReligiousThu, Apr 15
- Hanuman JayantiReligiousTue, Apr 20
May 2027
- Akshaya TritiyaAuspicious DaySat, May 8
- Narasimha JayantiReligiousWed, May 19
- Buddha PurnimaReligiousThu, May 20
June 2027
- Ganga DussehraReligiousSun, Jun 13
- Nirjala EkadashiFastMon, Jun 14
July 2027
- Jagannath Rath YatraRegionalMon, Jul 5
- Guru PurnimaAuspicious DaySun, Jul 18
August 2027
- Hariyali TeejRegionalWed, Aug 4
- Nag PanchamiReligiousFri, Aug 6
- Independence DayNationalSun, Aug 15
- Raksha BandhanMajorTue, Aug 17
- Krishna JanmashtamiMajorWed, Aug 25
September 2027
- Hartalika TeejFastFri, Sep 3
- Ganesh ChaturthiMajorSat, Sep 4
- Onam (Thiruvonam)RegionalSun, Sep 12
- Pitru Paksha beginsReligiousThu, Sep 16
- Thu, Sep 30
October 2027
- Gandhi JayantiNationalSat, Oct 2
- Durga AshtamiReligiousThu, Oct 7
- Sat, Oct 9
- Sharad PurnimaReligiousThu, Oct 14
- Karva ChauthAuspicious DayMon, Oct 18
- DhanterasMajorWed, Oct 27
- Thu, Oct 28
- Fri, Oct 29
- Govardhan PujaReligiousSat, Oct 30
- Bhai DoojMajorSun, Oct 31
November 2027
- Chhath PujaMajorThu, Nov 4
- Tulsi VivahReligiousWed, Nov 10
- Kartik PurnimaReligiousSun, Nov 14
December 2027
- Dattatreya JayantiReligiousMon, Dec 13
- ChristmasOtherSat, Dec 25
Hindu festival calendar
This calendar lists major Hindu and Vedic festivals with their exact civil dates, weekday, tithi and lunar month. Dates are computed algorithmically from the Swiss Ephemeris using classical observance rules — pradosha for Diwali, nishita for Maha Shivratri, sunrise tithi for most vratas — not copied from a static table.
Each festival has its own page with significance, FAQs and year-by-year dates. The engine is benchmarked against Drik Panchang (see our open accuracy report).
Festival calendar — frequently asked questions
- How are festival dates calculated?
- From the Moon’s sidereal position at the relevant reference moment (usually sunrise tithi) for the festival’s classical rule, using Lahiri ayanamsa and New Delhi as the default reference unless noted.
- Why can two sources disagree by a day?
- Different panchangs use different reference cities, ayanamsas or observance conventions (especially for festivals tied to moonrise or local sunset). We document our rule per festival on each page.
- Does the calendar include Ekadashi and Purnima?
- Yes — major vratas, ekadashis, sankranti, Purnima and Amavasya are included alongside festivals like Diwali, Holi, Navratri and Janmashtami.
- Can I see the panchang for a festival day?
- Each festival page links to the panchang for that date so you can read the exact tithi, nakshatra and muhurta windows on the day itself.
