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2020 Hindu Calendar Hindu Tyohar Calendar

2020 Hindu Calendar Hindu Tyohar Calendar

2020 Indian Calendar for Indian Festivals and Indian Holidays

2020 Hindu Festivals Calendar, Hindu Tyohar Calendar for New Delhi

 

This is a month wise list of most Hindu festivals in the year 2020. Most of the Hindu festivals are determined based on position of the Sun and the Moon. Please visit Hindu Festivals as per Lunar month to know in which Lunar month festivals are celebrated. Hindu Festivals depend on location and might differ between two cities and difference is quite noticeable for cities in different time zone. Hence one should set the location before looking into the festival list.

Hindu festivals calendar is also known as Hindu Vrat and Tyohar calendar. The fasting is known as Vrat or Upavas and festival is known as Tyohar or Parva in the local language. Most Hindu festivals calendar include significant fasting days along with festivals. Many Hindu festivals are celebrated while keeping a day-long fast on the festival day. Hence in Hinduism Tyohar(s) is time for celebrations, deity worship and austerity.

January 2020Festivals
6 MondayPausha Putrada Ekadashi
8 WednesdayPradosh Vrat (S)
10 FridayPaush Purnima Vrat
13 MondaySankashti Chaturthi
15 WednesdayPongal , Uttarayan , Makar Sankranti
20 MondayShattila Ekadashi
22 WednesdayPradosh Vrat (K)
23 ThursdayMasik Shivaratri
24 FridayPaush Amavasya
29 WednesdayBasant Panchmi , Saraswati Puja
February 2020Festivals
5 WednesdayJaya / Bhami Ekadashi
6 ThursdayPradosh Vrat (S)
9 SundayMagha Purnima Vrat
12 WednesdaySankashti Chaturthi
13 ThursdayKumbha Sankranti
19 WednesdayVijaya Ekadashi
20 ThursdayPradosh Vrat (K)
21 FridayMahashivratri , Masik Shivaratri
23 SundayMagha Amavasya
March 2020Festivals
6 FridayAmalaki Ekadashi
7 SaturdayPradosh Vrat (S)
9 MondayHolika Dahan , Phalguna Purnima Vrat
10 TuesdayHoli
12 ThursdaySankashti Chaturthi
14 SaturdayMeena Sankranti
19 ThursdayPapmochani Ekadashi
21 SaturdayPradosh Vrat (K)
22 SundayMasik Shivaratri
24 TuesdayPhalguna Amavasya
25 WednesdayChaitra Navratri , Ugadi , Ghatasthapana , Gudi Padwa
26 ThursdayCheti Chand
April 2020Festivals
2 ThursdayRam Namami
3 FridayChaitra Navratri Parana
4 SaturdayKamada Ekadashi
5 SundayPradosh Vrat (S)
8 WednesdayHanuman jayanti , Chaitra Purnima Vrat
11 SaturdaySankashti Chaturthi
13 MondayMesha Sankranti
18 SaturdayVaruthini Ekadashi
20 MondayPradosh Vrat (K)
21 TuesdayMasik Shivaratri
22 WednesdayChaitra Amavasya
26 SundayAkshaya Tritiya
May 2020Festivals
4 MondayMohini Ekadashi
5 TuesdayPradosh Vrat (S)
7 ThursdayVaishakha Purnima Vrat
10 SundaySankashti Chaturthi
14 ThursdayVrishabha Sankranti
18 MondayApara Ekadashi
19 TuesdayPradosh Vrat (K)
20 WednesdayMasik Shivaratri
22 FridayVaishakha Amavasya
June 2020Festivals
2 TuesdayNirjala Ekadashi
3 WednesdayPradosh Vrat (S)
5 FridayJyeshtha Purnima Vrat
8 MondaySankashti Chaturthi
14 SundayMithuna Sankranti
17 WednesdayYogini Ekadashi
18 ThursdayPradosh Vrat (K)
19 FridayMasik Shivaratri
21 SundayJyeshtha Amavasya
23 TuesdayJagannath Rath Yatra
July 2020Festivals
1 WednesdayDeva Shayani Ekadashi , Ashadhi Ekadashi
2 ThursdayPradosh Vrat (S)
5 SundayGuru Purnima , Ashadha Purnima Vrat
8 WednesdaySankashti Chaturthi
16 ThursdayKamika Ekadashi , Karka Sankranti
18 SaturdayMasik Shivaratri , Pradosh Vrat (K)
20 MondayAshadha Amavasya
23 ThursdayHariyali Teej
25 SaturdayNag Panchami
30 ThursdayShravana Putrada Ekadashi
August 2020Festivals
1 SaturdayPradosh Vrat (S)
3 MondayRaksha Bandhan , Shravana Purnima Vrat
6 ThursdayKajari Teej
7 FridaySankashti Chaturthi
12 WednesdayJanmashtami
15 SaturdayAja Ekadashi
16 SundayPradosh Vrat (K) , Simha Sankranti
17 MondayMasik Shivaratri
19 WednesdayShravana Amavasya
21 FridayHartalika Teej
22 SaturdayGanesh Chaturthi
29 SaturdayParsva Ekadashi
30 SundayPradosh Vrat (S)
31 MondayOnam/Thiruvonam
September 2020Festivals
1 TuesdayAnant Chaturdashi
2 WednesdayBhadrapada Purnima Vrat
5 SaturdaySankashti Chaturthi
13 SundayIndira Ekadashi
15 TuesdayMasik Shivaratri , Pradosh Vrat (K)
16 WednesdayKanya Sankranti
17 ThursdayBhadrapada Amavasya
27 SundayPadmini Ekadashi
29 TuesdayPradosh Vrat (S)
October 2020Festivals
1 ThursdayPurnima Vrat
5 MondaySankashti Chaturthi
13 TuesdayParama Ekadashi
14 WednesdayPradosh Vrat (K)
15 ThursdayMasik Shivaratri
16 FridayAmavasya
17 SaturdaySharad Navratri , Tula Sankranti , Ghatasthapana
21 WednesdayKalparambha
22 ThursdayNavpatrika Puja
24 SaturdayDurga Maha Navami Puja , Durga Puja Ashtami
25 SundayDussehra , Sharad Navratri Parana
26 MondayDurga Visarjan
27 TuesdayPapankusha Ekadashi
28 WednesdayPradosh Vrat (S)
31 SaturdayAshwin Purnima Vrat
November 2020Festivals
4 WednesdaySankashti Chaturthi , Karva Chauth
11 WednesdayRama Ekadashi
13 FridayMasik Shivaratri , Dhanteras , Pradosh Vrat (K)
14 SaturdayDiwali , Narak Chaturdashi
15 SundayGovardhan Puja , Ashwin Amavasya
16 MondayBhai Dooj , Vrischika Sankranti
20 FridayChhath Puja
25 WednesdayDevutthana Ekadashi
27 FridayPradosh Vrat (S)
30 MondayKartik Purnima Vrat
December 2020Festivals
3 ThursdaySankashti Chaturthi
11 FridayUtpanna Ekadashi
12 SaturdayPradosh Vrat (K)
13 SundayMasik Shivaratri
14 MondayKartik Amavasya
15 TuesdayDhanu Sankranti
25 FridayMokshada Ekadashi
27 SundayPradosh Vrat (S)
30 WednesdayMargashirsha Purnima Vrat

Hindu Calendar envisages all the significant Hindu festivals and all the propitious fasts which are celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervour. Is it feasible for you to get refined with all the Hindu festivals? If not, then, we, at PujaBooking have come up with the complete Hindu Calendar to apprise you all with the crux of all the festivals falling this year. Mould your year as a scheduled one with PujaBooking Hindu Calendar. This webcast elucidates the date, muhurat, puja vidhi and the legend behind all the essential festivals of India.

Lists of all Significant Hindu Festivals

Hindu festivals are dependent on the location and it varies even between the two adjacent cities. If we go by the local language, Fast is referred as Vrat and Festival is called by Tyohar. The majority of the hindu festivals are determined on the basis of planetary positions of the sun and the moon. Hence, according to the Hindu religion, festival or tyohar exemplifies the time of worshiping deities, celebrations and seeking the blessings of god.

India is regarded as a land of fasts and festivals since the time immemorial. Our nation is well known for a lot of things right from yoga to the diverse travel destinations, but there exists one thing that our nation is best at; it?s the celebration of festivals. India is a country with myriad cultural and religious backgrounds, and as a nation, it showcases the celebration of festivals of various types, colour and religion. This diverse culture makes the festivities and commemorations a pretty unique one to see and experience. It is the Indian culture that people are celebrating festivals and observing fasts right from the origin of human civilization.

India being a secular country encompasses more than 4 religions and every single month comprises of one or more festivals to celebrate and enjoy. Even the traditions, rituals and celebrations for a festival varies with the change in place and region. Every single festival has its own legend and significance, and all the customs rests upon the reason behind the celebration of the festival. Though the process of the celebration of festival differs but the enthusiasm and the liveliness inside the people is the same when it comes to celebrations.

Whether it is Dussehra, Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, Janmashtami, Gudi Padwa, Ugadi, Jagannath Yatra, or any other festival, PujaBooking Hindu Calendar will make you aware of each and every festival so that you don?t miss out a single opportunity in seeking the blessings of the Almighty.

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