Hindu Festival Dates, 2027 and 2028

Each festival is defined by a tithi in a lunar month, and each is tested at a particular moment of the day: most at sunrise, some at madhyahna, pradosh, the afternoon or midnight. A tithi rarely fits inside one sunrise-to-sunrise day, so the festival lands on whichever day holds the tithi at the moment its rule names. Every page below works that out from the generated panchang for its year.

Months here are amanta, running new moon to new moon. Calendars in much of north India are purnimanta and name the dark fortnight after the following month, so a festival of the krishna paksha of amanta Ashwina is the same fortnight such a calendar calls Kartika. Makar Sankranti is solar rather than lunar and is not listed.

The 2027 year is also laid out with the Sun’s sign entries in the 2027 festival calendar, and 2026 in the 2026 calendar. For any single day, see the daily panchang.