Amavasya 2027: all 13 dates, with Somvati and Mauni Amavasya

Amavasya 2027 list: every date

Times are local to Pune. The Note column says when the usual rule did not settle the day on its own — a tithi that met its deciding moment on two days, or on none — and which day this page took.

Somvati, Shani and Mauni Amavasya in 2027

• Somvati Amavasya — Monday, 8 March 2027; Monday, 2 August 2027; Monday, 27 December 2027
• Shani Amavasya — Saturday, 6 February 2027
• Mauni Amavasya — Saturday, 6 February 2027
• Mahalaya Amavasya — Thursday, 30 September 2027
• Bhaumvati Amavasya — Tuesday, 6 April 2027; Tuesday, 31 August 2027
• Hariyali Amavasya — Monday, 2 August 2027
• Shani Jayanti — Friday, 4 June 2027
• Pithori Amavasya — Tuesday, 31 August 2027
• Diwali — Friday, 29 October 2027

Amavasya in January 2027

• Thursday, 7 January 2027 — Pausha Amavasya, Krishna paksha, Pausha · amanta Margashirsha; the tithi runs 6 Jan, 23:15 → 8 Jan, 01:54

Amavasya in January — every year

Amavasya in February 2027

• Saturday, 6 February 2027 — Magha Amavasya (Shani Amavasya · Mauni Amavasya), Krishna paksha, Magha · amanta Pausha; the tithi runs 5 Feb, 19:05 → 6 Feb, 21:26

Amavasya in February — every year

Amavasya in March 2027

• Monday, 8 March 2027 — Phalguna Amavasya (Somvati Amavasya), Krishna paksha, Phalguna · amanta Magha; the tithi runs 7 Mar, 13:47 → 8 Mar, 15:00

Amavasya in March — every year

Amavasya in April 2027

• Tuesday, 6 April 2027 — Chaitra Amavasya (Bhaumvati Amavasya), Krishna paksha, Chaitra · amanta Phalguna; the tithi runs 6 Apr, 05:41 → 7 Apr, 05:21

Amavasya in April — every year

Amavasya in May 2027

• Thursday, 6 May 2027 — Vaishakha Amavasya, Krishna paksha, Vaishakha · amanta Chaitra; the tithi runs 5 May, 18:17 → 6 May, 16:29

Amavasya in May — every year

Amavasya in June 2027

• Friday, 4 June 2027 — Jyeshtha Amavasya (Shani Jayanti), Krishna paksha, Jyeshtha · amanta Vaishakha; the tithi runs 4 Jun, 04:05 → 5 Jun, 01:10

Amavasya in June — every year

Amavasya in July 2027

• Sunday, 4 July 2027 — Ashadha Amavasya, Krishna paksha, Ashadha · amanta Jyeshtha; the tithi runs 3 Jul, 12:06 → 4 Jul, 08:32

Amavasya in July — every year

Amavasya in August 2027

• Monday, 2 August 2027 — Shravana Amavasya (Somvati Amavasya · Hariyali Amavasya), Krishna paksha, Shravana · amanta Ashadha; the tithi runs 1 Aug, 19:21 → 2 Aug, 15:35
• Tuesday, 31 August 2027 — Bhadrapada Amavasya (Bhaumvati Amavasya · Pithori Amavasya), Krishna paksha, Bhadrapada · amanta Shravana; the tithi runs 31 Aug, 02:42 → 31 Aug, 23:11

Amavasya in August — every year

Amavasya in September 2027

• Thursday, 30 September 2027 — Ashwin Amavasya (Mahalaya Amavasya), Krishna paksha, Ashwin · amanta Bhadrapada; the tithi runs 29 Sep, 10:56 → 30 Sep, 08:06

Amavasya in September — every year

Amavasya in October 2027

• Friday, 29 October 2027 — Kartika Amavasya (Diwali), Krishna paksha, Kartika · amanta Ashwin; the tithi runs 28 Oct, 20:49 → 29 Oct, 19:06

Amavasya in October — every year

Amavasya in November 2027

• Sunday, 28 November 2027 — Margashirsha Amavasya, Krishna paksha, Margashirsha · amanta Kartika; the tithi runs 27 Nov, 09:08 → 28 Nov, 08:54

Amavasya in November — every year

Amavasya in December 2027

• Monday, 27 December 2027 — Pausha Amavasya (Somvati Amavasya), Krishna paksha, Pausha · amanta Margashirsha; the tithi runs 27 Dec, 00:23 → 28 Dec, 01:42

Amavasya in December — every year

How the Amavasya date is decided

Amavasya is the fifteenth tithi of Krishna paksha — the new moon — and its day is the one whose sunrise it touches; when it touches none (kshaya) it is kept on the day it runs through. Its month name depends on the reckoning, because the new moon ends a month under amanta and falls mid-month under purnimanta: the same day is Magha Amavasya to a North Indian (purnimanta) calendar and Pausha Amavasya to an amanta one. The table prints both. The named Amavasyas follow simple rules: Somvati when it falls on a Monday, Bhaumvati on a Tuesday, Shani (Shanishchari) on a Saturday; Mauni is the Magha Amavasya; Mahalaya, which closes Pitru Paksha, is the Ashwin Amavasya in purnimanta reckoning and Bhadrapada in amanta. Diwali belongs to the Kartika Amavasya but its Lakshmi Puja is decided in the evening (pradosh), so it can fall the day before the Amavasya listed here — the row says so when it does.

Amavasya 2027 in other cities

The moment that decides the day — sunrise, the evening pradosh or moonrise — differs across India by well over an hour, so the day itself, not only the clock times, can differ between two cities on this list.

This table is recomputed for the city you pick. Those links are variants of this page: each carries a canonical back to the address above and asks search engines not to index it.