July 2027 has 3 Hindu festivals and vrats, including Guru Purnima (18 Jul), Ashadha Amavasya (4 Jul) and Devshayani Ekadashi (14 Jul). Here is the complete list with dates, days and puja guides.
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July 2027 has 3 Hindu festivals and vrats: Ashadha Amavasya (4 Jul), Devshayani Ekadashi (14 Jul), Guru Purnima (18 Jul).
The major festivals in July 2027 are Guru Purnima on Sunday, 18 July 2027.
Ekadashi in July 2027 is Devshayani Ekadashi on Wednesday, 14 July 2027.
Purnima in July 2027 is Guru Purnima on Sunday, 18 July 2027.
Amavasya in July 2027 is Ashadha Amavasya on Sunday, 4 July 2027.
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.
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