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Amavasya 2026

Every Amavasya in 2026 with the tithi timings for your city.

All times are local time in New Delhi (Asia/Kolkata).

  • Amavasya

    18 January 2026, Sunday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 18 January 12:04 AM – 19 January 1:21 AM
  • Amavasya

    17 February 2026, Tuesday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 16 February 5:34 PM – 17 February 5:31 PM
  • Amavasya

    19 March 2026, Thursday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 18 March 8:25 AM – 19 March 6:53 AM
  • Amavasya

    17 April 2026, Friday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 16 April 8:11 PM – 17 April 5:21 PM
  • Amavasya

    16 May 2026, Saturday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 16 May 5:11 AM – 17 May 1:30 AM
  • Amavasya

    15 June 2026, Monday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 14 June 12:20 PM – 15 June 8:24 AM
  • Amavasya

    14 July 2026, Tuesday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 13 July 6:49 PM – 14 July 3:13 PM
  • Amavasya

    12 August 2026, Wednesday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 12 August 1:53 AM – 12 August 11:06 PM
  • Amavasya

    11 September 2026, Friday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 10 September 10:33 AM – 11 September 8:56 AM
  • Amavasya

    10 October 2026, Saturday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 9 October 9:36 PM – 10 October 9:19 PM
  • Amavasya

    9 November 2026, Monday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 8 November 11:28 AM – 9 November 12:31 PM
  • Amavasya

    8 December 2026, Tuesday

    AmavasyaTithi time: 8 December 4:12 AM – 9 December 6:21 AM

Dates follow standard rules (udaya tithi, or the tithi at pradosh / midnight / noon where the festival needs it) for the selected city. Regional calendars and temple traditions can differ by a day.

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About this list

Dates come from the tithi timings at your city. For Ekadashi, Purnima and Amavasya we take the day the tithi is running at sunrise. Pradosh uses the tithi at pradosh (after sunset), Sankashti Chaturthi the tithi at moonrise and Masik Shivratri the tithi at midnight. When a tithi doesn't touch that time on any day, the first day it touches is shown.

Frequently asked questions

How many Ekadashis are in a year?+

Usually 24, and 26 in a year with an Adhik month.

Why does the tithi start the day before?+

Tithis don't follow midnight. A tithi often starts the previous afternoon or evening, and the vrat day is the one it's running at the required time.

Is the date the same everywhere?+

Mostly. Near sunrise boundaries a city in another time zone can get a different date.

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