Dates are calculated for New Delhi, India unless you change location. Ekadashi observance depends on local sunrise, tithi timing, and tradition. Smarta and Vaishnava dates may differ. Always follow your family sampradaya or local temple where applicable.

Full 2027 Ekadashi Table

Search-friendly timings for date comparison, planning, and parana lookup.

Date	Day	Ekadashi name	Paksha	Lunar month	Tithi start	Tithi end	Parana	Details
Jan 3, 2027	Sun	Safala Ekadashi	Krishna	Pausha	Jan 2, 2:24 PM	Jan 3, 4:08 PM	Jan 4, 7:14 AM - Jan 4, 10:42 AM	Details
Jan 19, 2027	Tue	Putrada Ekadashi	Shukla	Pausha	Jan 18, 10:27 AM	Jan 19, 7:49 AM	Jan 20, 7:14 AM - Jan 20, 4:41 AM	Details
Feb 2, 2027	Tue	Shattila Ekadashi	Krishna	Magha	Feb 1, 8:41 AM	Feb 2, 11:10 AM	Feb 3, 7:08 AM - Feb 3, 10:46 AM	Details
Feb 17, 2027	Wed	Jaya Ekadashi	Shukla	Magha	Feb 16, 8:19 PM	Feb 17, 5:32 PM	Feb 18, 6:57 AM - Feb 18, 10:42 AM	Details
Mar 4, 2027	Thu	Vijaya Ekadashi	Krishna	Phalguna	Mar 3, 4:44 AM	Mar 4, 7:24 AM	Mar 5, 6:42 AM - Mar 5, 9:54 AM	Details
Mar 18, 2027	Thu	Amalaki Ekadashi	Shukla	Phalguna	Mar 18, 4:21 AM	Mar 19, 1:51 AM	Mar 19, 7:13 AM - Mar 19, 10:28 AM	Details
Apr 2, 2027	Fri	Papmochani Ekadashi	Krishna	Chaitra	Apr 2, 12:45 AM	Apr 3, 2:52 AM	Apr 3, 9:16 AM - Apr 3, 10:19 AM	Details
Apr 17, 2027	Sat	Kamada Ekadashi	Shukla	Chaitra	Apr 16, 11:22 AM	Apr 17, 9:28 AM	Apr 18, 5:53 AM - Apr 18, 7:42 AM	Details
May 2, 2027	Sun	Varuthini Ekadashi	Krishna	Vaisakha	May 1, 6:54 PM	May 2, 7:52 PM	May 3, 5:39 AM - May 3, 10:05 AM	Details
May 16, 2027	Sun	Mohini Ekadashi	Shukla	Vaisakha	May 15, 6:17 PM	May 16, 5:13 PM	May 17, 5:29 AM - May 17, 10:01 AM	Details
Jun 1, 2027	Tue	Apara Ekadashi	Krishna	Jyeshtha	May 31, 10:02 AM	Jun 1, 9:40 AM	Jun 2, 5:23 AM - Jun 2, 8:29 AM	Details
Jun 14, 2027	Mon	Nirjala Ekadashi	Shukla	Jyeshtha	Jun 14, 2:12 AM	Jun 15, 2:08 AM	Jun 15, 8:14 AM - Jun 15, 10:02 AM	Details
Jun 30, 2027	Wed	Yogini Ekadashi	Krishna	Ashadha	Jun 29, 10:04 PM	Jun 30, 8:31 PM	Jul 1, 5:26 AM - Jul 1, 10:05 AM	Details
Jul 14, 2027	Wed	Devshayani Ekadashi	Shukla	Ashadha	Jul 13, 12:09 PM	Jul 14, 1:10 PM	Jul 15, 5:33 AM - Jul 15, 10:09 AM	Details
Jul 29, 2027	Thu	Kamika Ekadashi	Krishna	Shravana	Jul 29, 7:34 AM	Jul 30, 5:13 AM	Jul 30, 10:29 AM - Jul 31, 2:18 AM	Details
Aug 12, 2027	Thu	Putrada Ekadashi	Shukla	Shravana	Aug 12, 12:59 AM	Aug 13, 3:00 AM	Aug 13, 9:35 AM - Aug 13, 10:13 AM	Details
Aug 28, 2027	Sat	Aja Ekadashi	Krishna	Bhadrapada	Aug 27, 3:25 PM	Aug 28, 12:42 PM	Aug 29, 5:57 AM - Aug 29, 9:35 AM	Details
Sep 11, 2027	Sat	Parivartini Ekadashi	Shukla	Bhadrapada	Sep 10, 5:00 PM	Sep 11, 7:36 PM	Sep 12, 6:04 AM - Sep 12, 10:13 AM	Details
Sep 26, 2027	Sun	Indira Ekadashi	Krishna	Ashwin	Sep 25, 10:31 PM	Sep 26, 7:49 PM	Sep 27, 6:11 AM - Sep 27, 10:11 AM	Details
Oct 11, 2027	Mon	Papankusha Ekadashi	Shukla	Ashwin	Oct 10, 11:41 AM	Oct 11, 2:08 PM	Oct 12, 6:19 AM - Oct 12, 10:11 AM	Details
Oct 25, 2027	Mon	Rama Ekadashi	Krishna	Kartika	Oct 25, 5:40 AM	Oct 26, 3:22 AM	Oct 26, 8:47 AM - Oct 26, 10:12 AM	Details
Nov 10, 2027	Wed	Prabodhini Ekadashi	Shukla	Kartika	Nov 9, 7:34 AM	Nov 10, 9:11 AM	Nov 11, 6:40 AM - Nov 11, 10:07 AM	Details
Nov 24, 2027	Wed	Utpanna Ekadashi	Krishna	Margashirsha	Nov 23, 1:45 PM	Nov 24, 12:11 PM	Nov 25, 6:51 AM - Nov 25, 10:22 AM	Details
Dec 9, 2027	Thu	Mokshada Ekadashi	Shukla	Margashirsha	Dec 9, 2:59 AM	Dec 10, 3:20 AM	Dec 10, 9:13 AM - Dec 10, 10:29 AM	Details
Dec 23, 2027	Thu	Safala Ekadashi	Krishna	Pausha	Dec 22, 11:41 PM	Dec 23, 11:12 PM	Dec 24, 7:10 AM - Dec 24, 10:37 AM	Details

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do Ekadashi dates differ by city?

Ekadashi observance is based on local sunrise, tithi timing, Dwadashi availability, Hari Vasara, and tradition rules, so the same named Ekadashi can appear differently across cities.

Why do some Ekadashi calendar years show 26 dates?

A usual lunar year has 24 Ekadashis. Adhik Maas or Purushottam Maas years add Padmini and Parama Ekadashi, making 26 observances.

Which tradition should I follow?

Use the calendar as a planning reference, then follow your family sampradaya, local temple, or guru when Smarta and Vaishnava dates differ.

Sources and tradition

How to read this Ekadashi guide

Traditional Ekadashi observances are described in Vaishnava texts and regional vrat traditions. Practices vary across sampradaya, family lineage, and local temple guidance. This article presents a general Hindu household observance, with Vaishnava notes where applicable.

Textual source

Padma Purana, Uttara-khanda Ekadashi Mahatmya

Ekadashi Mahatmya chapters used in type-specific citation notes

Used for named Ekadashi kathas, devotional benefits, and observance context where a type page supplies chapter or verse detail.

Tradition source

Vaishnava and regional vrat traditions

Household, temple, and sampradaya practice

Used for practice framing such as family sampradaya, local temple guidance, and Smarta/Vaishnava distinctions.

Calculation source

HinduLab calculation methodology

Location-aware panchang, tithi, sunrise, and vrat timing rules

Explains how HinduLab combines astronomical calculations, Hindu calendar rules, city, timezone, sunrise, and sunset data.

Editorial policy

HinduLab Hindu calendar and vrats source library

Editorial review, regional variation, and health disclaimer policies

Documents the trust policy used for panchang tools, vrat guides, Ekadashi rules, and health cautions.

Editorial author: HinduLab Editorial Team

Reviewer: HinduLab Editorial Team

Last reviewed: 2026-05-08

Calculation version: ekadashi-v2

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