Ekadashi 2027: Dates and Timings

Ekadashi 2027 dates and timings

• Sunday, 3 January 2027 Saphala Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 2:25 PM, 2 Jan · Ekadashi ends 4:09 PM, 3 Jan
• Monday, 18 January 2027 Pausha Putrada Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 10:28 AM, 18 Jan · Ekadashi ends 7:50 AM, 19 Jan
• Tuesday, 2 February 2027 Shattila Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 8:42 AM, 1 Feb · Ekadashi ends 11:11 AM, 2 Feb
• Wednesday, 17 February 2027 Jaya Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 8:20 PM, 16 Feb · Ekadashi ends 5:32 PM, 17 Feb
• Wednesday, 3 March 2027 Vijaya Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 4:45 AM, 3 Mar · Ekadashi ends 7:25 AM, 4 Mar
• Thursday, 18 March 2027 Amalaki Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 4:22 AM, 18 Mar · Ekadashi ends 1:52 AM, 19 Mar
• Friday, 2 April 2027 Papamochani Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 12:46 AM, 2 Apr · Ekadashi ends 2:53 AM, 3 Apr
• Saturday, 17 April 2027 Kamada Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 11:22 AM, 16 Apr · Ekadashi ends 9:28 AM, 17 Apr
• Sunday, 2 May 2027 Varuthini Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 6:54 PM, 1 May · Ekadashi ends 7:52 PM, 2 May
• Sunday, 16 May 2027 Mohini Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 6:18 PM, 15 May · Ekadashi ends 5:14 PM, 16 May
• Tuesday, 1 June 2027 Apara Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 10:03 AM, 31 May · Ekadashi ends 9:40 AM, 1 Jun
• Monday, 14 June 2027 Nirjala Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 2:13 AM, 14 Jun · Ekadashi ends 2:09 AM, 15 Jun
• Wednesday, 30 June 2027 Yogini Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 10:05 PM, 29 Jun · Ekadashi ends 8:31 PM, 30 Jun
• Wednesday, 14 July 2027 Devshayani Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 12:09 PM, 13 Jul · Ekadashi ends 1:11 PM, 14 Jul
• Thursday, 29 July 2027 Kamika Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 7:35 AM, 29 Jul · Ekadashi ends 5:14 AM, 30 Jul
• Thursday, 12 August 2027 Shravana Putrada Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 12:59 AM, 12 Aug · Ekadashi ends 3:00 AM, 13 Aug
• Saturday, 28 August 2027 Aja Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 3:26 PM, 27 Aug · Ekadashi ends 12:43 PM, 28 Aug
• Saturday, 11 September 2027 Parsva Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 5:01 PM, 10 Sep · Ekadashi ends 7:37 PM, 11 Sep
• Sunday, 26 September 2027 Indira Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 10:31 PM, 25 Sep · Ekadashi ends 7:50 PM, 26 Sep
• Monday, 11 October 2027 Papankusha Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 11:41 AM, 10 Oct · Ekadashi ends 2:09 PM, 11 Oct
• Monday, 25 October 2027 Rama Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 5:41 AM, 25 Oct · Ekadashi ends 3:23 AM, 26 Oct
• Wednesday, 10 November 2027 Dev Uthani Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 7:35 AM, 9 Nov · Ekadashi ends 9:12 AM, 10 Nov
• Wednesday, 24 November 2027 Utpanna Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 1:45 PM, 23 Nov · Ekadashi ends 12:12 PM, 24 Nov
• Thursday, 9 December 2027 Mokshada Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 2:59 AM, 9 Dec · Ekadashi ends 3:20 AM, 10 Dec
• Thursday, 23 December 2027 Saphala Ekadashi
  Ekadashi begins 11:41 PM, 22 Dec · Ekadashi ends 11:12 PM, 23 Dec

What is Ekadashi?

Ekadashi is the eleventh lunar day (tithi) of each fortnight, kept as a fast for Lord Vishnu. There are two in most months, 24 in a year, and 26 in a year with an Adhika month. Each has its own name, such as Nirjala, Devshayani or Mokshada.

How the date is chosen

The fast is kept on the day Ekadashi prevails at sunrise. A sunrise touched by Dashami just before it is avoided, and the fast must be broken on Dwadashi the next morning; when either rule fails, the fast moves to the neighbouring day. These are the Smarta rules most households follow. ISKCON and Vaishnava calendars apply the stricter Arunodaya rule, so their date is sometimes a day later.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Ekadashi dates are there in 2027?

25.

Why does my temple keep Ekadashi a day later?

Vaishnava calendars reject an Ekadashi touched by Dashami in the 96 minutes before sunrise (Arunodaya), so their fast can fall on the next day.