February 2027 Hindu Calendar

February 2027 Hindu Calendar: February 2027 Hindu Calendar with every Vrat (व्रत) and festival on one page? Yes, here we give the calendar for the month along with the full list of festivals, vrats and holidays. The February 2027 holidays calendar PDF is given below on this page.

The फ़रवरी हिंदू कैलेंडर 2027 runs through Magha and the first Paksha of Phalguna. It covers the Ekadashi (एकादशी) vrats, Purnima (पूर्णिमा), Amavasya (अमावस्या) and Pradosh, along with Mauni Amavasya (मौनी अमावस्या), Basant Panchami (बसंत पंचमी), Ratha Saptami and Magha Purnima (माघ पूर्णिमा). The date of each one is in the table below.

February 2027 Hindu Calendar

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Hindu Calendar Festivals, Vrat, Important Date in February 2027

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These dates follow the Tithi present at sunrise, known as Udaya Tithi. A festival can therefore shift by a day depending on the place and the sampradaya followed.

Major February 2027 Festivals Explained

Shattila Ekadashi – 2 February

Til, or sesame, is the heart of this vrat. Shattila Ekadashi falls on Tuesday, 2 February, in Magha Krishna Paksha, which Amanta regions count as Pausha Krishna Paksha.

The name points to six traditional uses of til on this day: bathing with it, applying its paste, offering it in the havan, giving it in daan, eating it and adding it to drinking water. In the cold of Magha, til laddoos and gajak are already in most kitchens, so the custom fits the season well.

One date is shown for all traditions. Til Dwadashi and Pradosh Vrat follow the next day.

Mauni Amavasya – 6 February

Magha Amavasya comes on Saturday, 6 February. It is known as Mauni Amavasya because many people keep silence for the day, or at least until the morning bath is done.

A dip in a sacred river at dawn is the main custom, and it is traditionally seen as the most important bathing day of the Magha month. Those at home often bathe with a little Gangajal in the water, do tarpan and give til, blankets or grain in daan.

Gupt Navratri begins the following day, on Sunday, as Magha Shukla Paksha opens.

Basant Panchami – 11 February

Spring is welcomed on Thursday, 11 February, the Panchami of Magha Shukla Paksha. The day belongs to Goddess Saraswati and is also called Shri Panchami.

Yellow is the colour everywhere: yellow clothes, marigolds, kesari halwa or sweet yellow rice. Children traditionally place books and pens before the Goddess, and in many homes a young child writes the first letters on this day. In eastern regions, Saraswati Puja is a large community celebration with pandals.

Many people treat the day as favourable for new beginnings. For any specific Muhurat, check a local Panchang.

Ratha Saptami and Kumbha Sankranti – 13 February

Two Sun-related occasions fall together on Saturday, 13 February. Magha Shukla Saptami is Ratha Saptami, also called Achala Saptami, and the Sun’s entry into Kumbha makes it Sankranti as well.

Ratha Saptami is traditionally regarded as the Sun God’s appearance day. People bathe at sunrise and offer arghya, and in southern regions a chariot rangoli is drawn at the doorstep. Narmada Jayanti is listed on the same date.

For the Sankranti moment and punya kaal, check a local Panchang.

Jaya Ekadashi – 17 February

The Ekadashi of Magha Shukla Paksha is on Wednesday, 17 February. A single date is given, so Smarta and Vaishnava devotees keep it together.

Lord Vishnu is worshipped with the usual grain-free fast. The Ekadashi Tithi ends that evening, and Bhishma Dwadashi is also marked on this date. For the Parana time on the following morning, check a local Panchang.

Magha Purnima – 20 February

The full moon of Magha falls on Saturday, 20 February. Chaturdashi is still present at sunrise, but Purnima begins soon after and lasts through the day and night, so the Purnima is placed on this date.

It closes the month-long Magh Snan, and the last bath, daan and a Satyanarayan katha are the common customs. Guru Ravidas Jayanti and Lalita Jayanti are observed along with it.

Phalguna begins the next day in the Purnimanta system. The season of wedding Muhurats also continues through the month.

Vrat Rules, Food and Precautions for February 2027

How strictly a vrat is kept depends on the home and the sampradaya, and both simple and strict forms are respected. The observances in the फ़रवरी हिंदू कैलेंडर 2027 come in the last weeks of winter, with cold mornings and early river baths.

Commonly chosen vrat foods:

• Til laddoos, gajak and til-gud on Shattila Ekadashi
• Seasonal fruit such as ber, guava, oranges and banana
• Warm milk, curd, makhana and dry fruits
• Sabudana khichdi, kuttu or singhara atta, sweet potato
• Sendha namak in place of ordinary salt
• Warm water, ginger-tulsi kadha or milk instead of cold drinks

Foods traditionally avoided:

• Rice, wheat and other grains on Ekadashi
• Pulses and beans on Ekadashi
• Onion and garlic on vrat days
• Ordinary salt on a phalahar vrat
• Salt on Ratha Saptami, in homes that keep that custom

Practical precautions:

• Children, pregnant women, older adults and people with heart, breathing or joint problems may skip the cold dawn bath, keep a lighter vrat or consult their doctor.
• Dry off and put on warm clothes straight after a river bath.
• Keep to the marked bathing areas on crowded days such as Mauni Amavasya.
• Eat something warm when opening a vrat on a cold morning.
• Place diyas away from quilts, shawls and woollens.
• Keep books and paper at a safe distance from the lamp during Saraswati Puja.
• Return flowers and puja leftovers to soil or a compost pit.

Puja Vidhi for Major February 2027 Observances

Basant Panchami Saraswati Puja

Learning, music and the arts are placed before the Goddess on this day. Students usually do not study until the puja is over.

Samagri: a Saraswati idol or picture, yellow cloth, yellow flowers, haldi, akshat, books and a pen, a musical instrument if there is one, kesari sweets, fruit and a diya.

Puja Vidhi:

1. Bathe and wear yellow or white clothes.
2. Place the Goddess on a yellow cloth with books and pens beside her.
3. Offer haldi, akshat and yellow flowers.
4. Light the diya and recite the Saraswati Vandana.
5. Offer kesari halwa or boondi and fruit as bhog.
6. Share the prasad, then touch the books to the forehead.

Ratha Saptami Surya Puja

Health and energy are traditionally prayed for through the Sun on this day. In some regions, people place arka leaves on the head and shoulders while bathing.

Samagri: a copper lota, clean water, red flowers, red chandan, akshat, jaggery, a diya and kheer or a sweet for bhog.

Puja Vidhi:

1. Bathe before or at sunrise.
2. Fill the copper lota with water, red flowers and akshat.
3. Face the rising Sun and pour the water slowly as arghya.
4. Chant the Surya mantra or the Aditya Hridaya Stotra.
5. Light a diya and offer jaggery or kheer.

Shattila Ekadashi

Giving til is considered as important as fasting on this Ekadashi. Black til is used for bathing and daan, and white til for food, in many homes.

Samagri: a Vishnu idol or picture, black and white til, tulsi leaves, yellow flowers, chandan, fruit, til laddoos, dhoop and a ghee diya.

Puja Vidhi:

1. Add a few til seeds to the bath water in the morning.
2. Take the sankalp and offer chandan, tulsi and flowers to Lord Vishnu.
3. Light the diya and read the Ekadashi katha.
4. Offer til laddoos and fruit as bhog.
5. Give til, jaggery or a blanket in charity.
6. Open the vrat next morning after puja.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which calendar system is used for February 2027?

We have followed the North Indian Purnimanta system. In Amanta regions the dates are the same, but each Krishna Paksha is counted under the previous month’s name.

Why can the same festival have two different dates?

A Tithi may touch two days, and Smarta, Vaishnava or regional rules can choose differently. This month, every major observance has a single date.

When are the main Ekadashi vrats in February 2027?

Shattila Ekadashi is on Tuesday, 2 February, and Jaya Ekadashi is on Wednesday, 17 February.

Are Panchang and Muhurat timings the same in every city?

No, sunrise and moonrise shift with location. The Ganesh Chaturthi moonrise on 24 February is listed as 10:06, so confirm it in your local Panchang.

How should I use the February 2027 calendar PDF?

Print the फ़रवरी हिंदू कैलेंडर 2027 PDF and keep it near the puja place. Mark the snan days and vrats beforehand so mornings are easier.

Conclusion

In this article we have given the Hindu calendar for the month of February 2027. We have also told when the festivals and vrats fall in February, in a complete table format, along with the holidays. If you liked reading it, please pass the article on to friends and relatives. The calendars for the other months, the Panji and the horoscope for all zodiac signs are also there to read on our site. Thank you for visiting.