🌕 Purnima & Amavasya 2026
When each Purnima and Amavasya tithi of the year begins and ends.
⏭ Next Amavasya
Begins: Friday, 9 Oct · 21:36
Ends: Saturday, 10 Oct · 21:20
| Tithi | Begins | Ends |
|---|---|---|
| 🌕 Purnima | Friday, 2 Jan · 18:53 | Saturday, 3 Jan · 15:32 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Sunday, 18 Jan · 00:04 | Monday, 19 Jan · 01:22 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Sunday, 1 Feb · 05:53 | Monday, 2 Feb · 03:39 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Monday, 16 Feb · 17:34 | Tuesday, 17 Feb · 17:31 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Monday, 2 Mar · 17:56 | Tuesday, 3 Mar · 17:07 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Wednesday, 18 Mar · 08:25 | Thursday, 19 Mar · 06:53 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Wednesday, 1 Apr · 07:06 | Thursday, 2 Apr · 07:42 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Thursday, 16 Apr · 20:11 | Friday, 17 Apr · 17:21 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Thursday, 30 Apr · 21:13 | Friday, 1 May · 22:53 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Saturday, 16 May · 05:11 | Sunday, 17 May · 01:31 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Saturday, 30 May · 11:58 | Sunday, 31 May · 14:15 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Sunday, 14 Jun · 12:20 | Monday, 15 Jun · 08:24 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Monday, 29 Jun · 03:06 | Tuesday, 30 Jun · 05:26 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Monday, 13 Jul · 18:49 | Tuesday, 14 Jul · 15:13 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Tuesday, 28 Jul · 18:19 | Wednesday, 29 Jul · 20:05 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Wednesday, 12 Aug · 01:53 | Wednesday, 12 Aug · 23:06 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Thursday, 27 Aug · 09:09 | Friday, 28 Aug · 09:48 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Thursday, 10 Sep · 10:33 | Friday, 11 Sep · 08:57 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Friday, 25 Sep · 23:07 | Saturday, 26 Sep · 22:19 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Friday, 9 Oct · 21:36 | Saturday, 10 Oct · 21:20 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Sunday, 25 Oct · 11:56 | Monday, 26 Oct · 09:41 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Sunday, 8 Nov · 11:28 | Monday, 9 Nov · 12:32 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Monday, 23 Nov · 23:42 | Tuesday, 24 Nov · 20:23 |
| 🌑 Amavasya | Tuesday, 8 Dec · 04:13 | Wednesday, 9 Dec · 06:21 |
| 🌕 Purnima | Wednesday, 23 Dec · 10:47 | Thursday, 24 Dec · 06:58 |
Times are in Indian Standard Time (IST) and are the same everywhere in India.
ℹ️ How is this calculated?
A tithi is each 12° of distance between the Moon and the Sun. Purnima is the 15th tithi (168° to 180°) and Amavasya the 30th (348° to 360°). The boundaries are computed with the Swiss Ephemeris.
Only the tithi start and end are listed here. Which day a vrat or festival is observed depends on the tithi at sunrise and on tradition — check the day's Panchang for your city.