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Chaturthi Dates 2027

Chaturthi is the 4th lunar day (tithi) in the Hindu calendar and is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the god of new beginnings. Chaturthi occurs twice every month โ€” once in the Shukla Paksha (Vinayaka Chaturthi) and once in the Krishna Paksha (Sankashti Chaturthi).

The most celebrated Chaturthi of the year is Ganesh Chaturthi, falling in the month of Bhadrapada, which marks the birth of Lord Ganesha and is observed with grand festivities across India.

All times shown in: Asia/Kolkata

Date Begins Ends Lunar Month Paksha Action
11-Jan-2027 11-Jan-2027 09:29 AM Monday 12-Jan-2027 11:29 AM Tuesday Pausha Shukla
25-Jan-2027 25-Jan-2027 08:11 AM Monday 26-Jan-2027 06:01 AM Tuesday Pausha Krishna
10-Feb-2027 10-Feb-2027 02:20 AM Wednesday 11-Feb-2027 03:05 AM Thursday Magha Shukla
23-Feb-2027 23-Feb-2027 09:50 PM Tuesday 24-Feb-2027 08:41 PM Wednesday Magha Krishna
11-Mar-2027 11-Mar-2027 03:38 PM Thursday 12-Mar-2027 02:57 PM Friday Phalguna Shukla
25-Mar-2027 25-Mar-2027 12:39 PM Thursday 26-Mar-2027 12:45 PM Friday Phalguna Krishna
10-Apr-2027 10-Apr-2027 01:32 AM Saturday 10-Apr-2027 11:40 PM Saturday Chaitra Shukla
24-Apr-2027 24-Apr-2027 04:22 AM Saturday 25-Apr-2027 05:43 AM Sunday Chaitra Krishna
09-May-2027 09-May-2027 09:03 AM Sunday 10-May-2027 06:23 AM Monday Vaishakha Shukla
23-May-2027 23-May-2027 08:43 PM Sunday 24-May-2027 11:00 PM Monday Vaishakha Krishna
07-Jun-2027 07-Jun-2027 03:26 PM Monday 08-Jun-2027 12:22 PM Tuesday Jyeshtha Shukla
22-Jun-2027 22-Jun-2027 01:09 PM Tuesday 23-Jun-2027 03:44 PM Wednesday Jyeshtha Krishna
06-Jul-2027 06-Jul-2027 09:49 PM Tuesday 07-Jul-2027 06:44 PM Wednesday Ashadha Shukla
22-Jul-2027 22-Jul-2027 04:48 AM Thursday 23-Jul-2027 06:58 AM Friday Ashadha Krishna
05-Aug-2027 05-Aug-2027 05:09 AM Thursday 06-Aug-2027 02:28 AM Friday Shravana Shukla
20-Aug-2027 20-Aug-2027 06:55 PM Friday 21-Aug-2027 08:06 PM Saturday Shravana Krishna
03-Sep-2027 03-Sep-2027 02:19 PM Friday 04-Sep-2027 12:26 PM Saturday Bhadrapada Shukla
19-Sep-2027 19-Sep-2027 07:10 AM Sunday 20-Sep-2027 07:10 AM Monday Bhadrapada Krishna
03-Oct-2027 03-Oct-2027 02:09 AM Sunday 04-Oct-2027 01:28 AM Monday Ashvina Shukla
18-Oct-2027 18-Oct-2027 05:53 PM Monday 19-Oct-2027 04:43 PM Tuesday Ashvina Krishna
01-Nov-2027 01-Nov-2027 05:16 PM Monday 02-Nov-2027 06:02 PM Tuesday Kartika Shukla
17-Nov-2027 17-Nov-2027 03:43 AM Wednesday 18-Nov-2027 01:36 AM Thursday Kartika Krishna
01-Dec-2027 01-Dec-2027 11:40 AM Wednesday 02-Dec-2027 01:44 PM Thursday Margashirsha Shukla
16-Dec-2027 16-Dec-2027 01:23 PM Thursday 17-Dec-2027 10:35 AM Friday Margashirsha Krishna
31-Dec-2027 31-Dec-2027 08:12 AM Friday 01-Jan-2028 10:56 AM Saturday Pausha Shukla

Chaturthi โ€“ Significance, Types & Rituals

What is Chaturthi?

Chaturthi is the 4th lunar day (tithi) in the Hindu calendar, occurring twice every month โ€” once in the Shukla Paksha and once in the Krishna Paksha. Both are dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles.

What is the difference between Sankashti Chaturthi and Vinayaka Chaturthi?

Sankashti Chaturthi falls on the Krishna Paksha Chaturthi each month. Vinayaka Chaturthi falls on the Shukla Paksha Chaturthi. The annual Ganesh Chaturthi festival is the Vinayaka Chaturthi of the Bhadrapada month.

What rituals are performed on Chaturthi?

Devotees offer modaks, durva grass, red flowers, and coconut to Lord Ganesha. Mantras such as the Ganesh Atharvashirsha are recited. On Sankashti Chaturthi, the fast is broken only after sighting the moon in the evening.

Which Chaturthi is the most auspicious?

Ganesh Chaturthi (Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturthi) is the most celebrated, marking the birth of Lord Ganesha. Among Sankashti Chaturthis, Angaraki Chaturthi โ€” falling on a Tuesday โ€” is considered the most powerful.

Why is Lord Ganesha worshipped on Chaturthi?

According to Hindu tradition, the 4th tithi is the day of Lord Ganesha. As the remover of obstacles and the god of new beginnings, Ganesha is worshipped on Chaturthi to seek blessings before any important task or journey.

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