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Hindu festivals in August 2027: dates and vratas

Upcoming Hindu festivals and monthly vratas: Ekadashi, Purnima, Amavasya, Sankashti and Pradosham. Annual festivals follow an Andhra / Telangana reference; monthly observances use your selected city.

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Hyderabad · Asia/Kolkata

How to use these dates

Use this calendar to plan ahead. Confirm fasting and parana dates with your tradition’s panchang; this list does not provide fasting break times.

Annual festivals use an Andhra / Telangana reference table; monthly tithi observances are calculated for the selected city. Check fasting dates against your tradition’s panchang. Sources and calculation method →

August 2027

  1. AmavasyaCalculated for your city
  2. Vinayaka Chaturthi (monthly)Calculated for your city
  3. EkadashiCalculated for your city
  4. Varalakshmi VratamAndhra / Telangana reference · Wishes →
  5. PradoshamCalculated for your city
  6. Raksha BandhanAndhra / Telangana reference · Wishes →
    PurnimaCalculated for your city
  7. Sankashti ChaturthiCalculated for your city
  8. Krishna JanmashtamiAndhra / Telangana reference · Wishes →
  9. EkadashiCalculated for your city
  10. PradoshamCalculated for your city
  11. Masa ShivaratriCalculated for your city
  12. AmavasyaCalculated for your city

What are these days?

Ekadashi

The eleventh tithi of each fortnight, sacred to Vishnu: people fast and recite the Vishnu Sahasranamam.

Purnima

Full moon: a favoured day for the Satyanarayana vratam, lamps and holy baths.

Amavasya

New moon: the day for tarpanam and remembering one's ancestors.

Pradosham

Shiva worship at dusk (pradosha kala) on the thirteenth tithi.

Masa Shivaratri

Every month's Krishna Chaturdashi night: Shiva puja and abhishekam.

Sankashti Chaturthi

Krishna paksha Chaturthi: a fast for Ganesha, broken after moonrise.

Vinayaka Chaturthi (monthly)

Every month's Shukla Chaturthi: Ganesha puja at midday.

Hyderabad · Computed times (Lahiri ayanamsa). For observing a vratam or festival, follow your family panchang or priest. Sources and calculation method →