The 2026 Vedic Year
The Hindu calendar is lunisolar: lunar months and tithis are reconciled with the solar year, while many observances depend on sunrise, moonrise or a specific muhurta. The source page frames 2026 as Vikram Samvat 2082–2083 and provides month ranges, festival dates and auspicious-date lists for planning.
2026 Lunar Month Ranges
The source page maps Hindu lunar month labels across the Gregorian year. These are shown as a readable reference table instead of a chart.
Shubh Muhurat 2026
Use the date finder for source-provided Vivah and Griha Pravesh dates. Exact muhurta windows still require a location-specific Panchang.
Date Finder
Auspicious Dates
Planning referenceNo dates are listed for this month in the supplied source.
Major Hindu Festivals 2026
Select a location above to display the source page's available regional festival date; where a separate regional value is not supplied, the India date is used as the fallback.
Celestial & Sankranti Schedule
🌘 2026 Eclipses
- Feb 17Solar (Annular)
- Aug 12Solar (Total)
- Aug 28Lunar (Partial)
☀️ Major Sankranti
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 16
Oct 17
Fasting Observances
How to Use This Calendar
1. Use dates for planning
Use the calendar to shortlist festival and ceremony dates, then confirm local tithi and muhurta timings.
2. Check your location
A tithi can begin or end on a different civil date in another time zone, especially between India, North America and Europe.
3. Confirm major ceremonies
For Vivah, Griha Pravesh or other samskaras, consult a trusted Panchang or priest for the final muhurta.