Hindu festival and vrat calendar

What is the next vrat or festival?

See the observances coming up for your city, then open any festival for its local tithi, puja window and calendar explanation.

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Timings on this page are computed for Gurugram.

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Every date on this page is recomputed for the city you pick. Festivals decided at moonrise or at pradosh are the ones most likely to move by a day between two cities.

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Plan the days ahead

Dates follow the local sunrise, tithi and each festival’s deciding moment. That is why the same observance can occasionally fall on a neighbouring date in another city.

Recurring vrats

The next fasting days

These observances repeat every lunar fortnight or month. Open one for the exact tithi start and end in Gurugram.

Today in Gurugram

Shubh muhurat today

No named muhurta window is running at this moment.

The Vedic day runs from sunrise to sunrise. Festival-specific puja muhurats can be narrower; those appear on each festival page.

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Auspicious windows

WindowTime in GurugramWhat it is
Abhijit Muhurat11:57 to 12:49Auspicious
Amrit Kaal15:13 to 16:55Most Auspicious

Windows usually worked around

These are traditional conventions for elective beginnings, not warnings.

WindowTime in Gurugram
Rahu Kaal13:59 to 15:36
Yamaganda Kaal05:57 to 07:33
Durmuhurta First10:14 to 11:06
Durmuhurta Second15:23 to 16:14

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All upcoming festivals and vrats

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Festival or vratNext date in GurugramFrom today
Raksha BandhanFriday, 28 August 20260 days
Krishna JanmashtamiFriday, 4 September 20267 days
Ganesh ChaturthiMonday, 14 September 202617 days
Hartalika TeejMonday, 14 September 202617 days
Pitru Paksha (Mahalaya Amavasya)Saturday, 10 October 202643 days
Sharad NavratriSunday, 11 October 202644 days
Durga Puja (Maha Saptami)Saturday, 17 October 202650 days
Dussehra (Vijayadashami)Tuesday, 20 October 202653 days
Sharad PurnimaMonday, 26 October 202659 days
Karwa ChauthThursday, 29 October 202662 days
DhanterasFriday, 6 November 202670 days
DiwaliSunday, 8 November 202672 days
Govardhan PujaTuesday, 10 November 202674 days
Bhai DoojWednesday, 11 November 202675 days
Chhath PujaSunday, 15 November 202679 days
Dev Uthani EkadashiFriday, 20 November 202684 days
Kartik PurnimaTuesday, 24 November 202688 days
Makar SankrantiFriday, 15 January 2027140 days
Basant PanchamiThursday, 11 February 2027167 days
Magha PurnimaSaturday, 20 February 2027176 days
Maha ShivratriSaturday, 6 March 2027190 days
Holika DahanSunday, 21 March 2027205 days
HoliMonday, 22 March 2027206 days
Gudi PadwaWednesday, 7 April 2027222 days
Mesha SankrantiWednesday, 14 April 2027229 days
Ram NavamiThursday, 15 April 2027230 days
Hanuman JayantiTuesday, 20 April 2027235 days
Akshaya TritiyaSunday, 9 May 2027254 days
Ganga DussehraSunday, 13 June 2027289 days
Vat Savitri VratSunday, 4 July 2027310 days
Guru PurnimaSunday, 18 July 2027324 days
Nag PanchamiFriday, 6 August 2027343 days

Visibility decides Sutak

Upcoming eclipses for Gurugram

Partial Lunar Eclipse

Friday, 28 August 2026

Not visible here · no Sutak observed

Annular Solar Eclipse

Saturday, 6 February 2027

Not visible here · no Sutak observed

Penumbral Lunar Eclipse

Sunday, 21 February 2027

Visible here · Sutak applies

Month by month

Recurring vrat archives

Browse every Ekadashi, Purnima or Amavasya in a specific month. The stable URLs update each year.

Ekadashi by month
Purnima by month
Amavasya by month

Why dates move

A festival is a lunar rule, not a fixed Gregorian date

Each rule names a lunar month, paksha and tithi, plus the moment that decides the observance. Most vrats follow sunrise, while Diwali uses pradosh, Maha Shivratri uses nishita, Ganesh Chaturthi uses madhyahna and Karwa Chauth ends at moonrise.

We calculate those conditions for the selected city. When a tithi is skipped or two traditions differ, the individual festival page says so instead of presenting one unexplained date.