Saphala EkadashiSunday, 3 Jan
- Saphala Ekadashi — Complete Guide to Significance, Rituals, Traditions, and Celebration
Saphala Ekadashi vrat, significance, rituals, and celebration guide
Hindu Festivals in January 2027
January 2027 has 9 Hindu festivals and vrats, including Makar Sankranti (14 Jan), Saphala Ekadashi (3 Jan), Paush Amavasya (7 Jan), Lohri (13 Jan) and Pongal (14 Jan). Here is the complete list with dates, days and puja guides.
January 2027 festival list
Puja guides for January 2027 festivals
Paush AmavasyaThursday, 7 Jan
- Paush Amavasya: A Complete Guide to Significance, Rituals, and Traditions
Discover the significance, rituals, and traditions of Paush Amavasya, a sacred day in the Hindu calendar.
LohriWednesday, 13 Jan
- Lohri: A Complete Guide to Significance, Rituals, Traditions, and Celebrations
Lohri festival significance, rituals, and celebration guide
- Lohri Celebration and Customs: A Comprehensive Guide
Lohri festival significance, rituals, and traditions in Hinduism
Makar SankrantiThursday, 14 Jan
- Complete Guide to Agni: Significance, Worship, Mantras, and Festivals
Agni, the fire deity, plays a crucial role in Hindu rituals. Learn about Agni's significance, worship, mantras, and festivals.
- Aditya Hridaya Stotra: Unveiling the Power of Sun God
Discover Aditya Hridaya Stotra's significance, benefits, and how to chant it for spiritual growth
- Panchakroshi Yatra Varanasi: A Comprehensive Guide to the Five Day Circumambulation of Kashi
Explore the spiritual significance and guide to Panchakroshi Yatra, a five-day circumambulation of Kashi
PongalThursday, 14 Jan
- Pongal Festival Rituals and Significance
Celebrate Pongal with traditional rituals & significance.
- Bhogi: The Auspicious Ritual of Purification and Renewal
Discover the significance of Bhogi, the first day of the Pongal festival. Learn about the Bhogi bonfire, purification rituals, and spiritual renewal.
- The Significance and Celebration of Pongal: A Hindu Harvest Festival
Pongal, a 4-day harvest festival, honors the Sun God and farm animals
Paush Putrada EkadashiTuesday, 19 Jan
- Paush Putrada Ekadashi — A Comprehensive Guide to Significance, Rituals, and Traditions
Celebrate Paush Putrada Ekadashi with rituals, traditions, and significance for a blessed life
Putrada EkadashiTuesday, 19 Jan
- Putrada Ekadashi Vrat and Katha: A Comprehensive Guide
Putrada Ekadashi Vrat and Katha for spiritual growth and progeny
- Putrada Ekadashi Festival — Rituals for Progeny
Putrada Ekadashi guides for progeny, rituals, and vrat rules
- Putrada Ekadashi (Pausha) — Significance and Katha
Putrada Ekadashi vrat, observed on the ekadashi tithi of Pausha month, Shukla Paksha, is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Paush PurnimaFriday, 22 Jan
- Paush Purnima: A Complete Guide to Significance, Rituals, and Traditions
Celebrate Paush Purnima with rituals, traditions, and spiritual practices
Republic DayTuesday, 26 Jan
- Republic Day: A Complete Guide to its Significance, Traditions, and Celebration
Explore the profound significance of Republic Day, the traditions of Rashtra Bhakti, and how to celebrate with respect and spiritual devotion to Bharat Mata.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Hindu festivals are in January 2027?▾
January 2027 has 9 Hindu festivals and vrats: Saphala Ekadashi (3 Jan), Paush Amavasya (7 Jan), Lohri (13 Jan), Makar Sankranti (14 Jan), Pongal (14 Jan), Paush Putrada Ekadashi (19 Jan), Putrada Ekadashi (19 Jan), Paush Purnima (22 Jan), Republic Day (26 Jan).
What are the major festivals in January 2027?▾
The major festivals in January 2027 are Makar Sankranti on Thursday, 14 January 2027.
When is Ekadashi in January 2027?▾
There are 3 Ekadashis in January 2027: Saphala Ekadashi on Sunday, 3 January 2027 and Paush Putrada Ekadashi on Tuesday, 19 January 2027 and Putrada Ekadashi on Tuesday, 19 January 2027.
When is Purnima in January 2027?▾
Purnima in January 2027 is Paush Purnima on Friday, 22 January 2027.
When is Amavasya in January 2027?▾
Amavasya in January 2027 is Paush Amavasya on Thursday, 7 January 2027.
Are the festival dates for January 2027 the same across India?▾
Most festivals follow the Hindu lunar calendar (panchang), so the date depends on when the tithi prevails at sunrise or at the time of the main ritual. These dates are computed for a central Indian reference location; some festivals can be observed a day earlier or later depending on your city and family tradition. Check the panchang for your city to confirm.