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Navami Dates 2027

Navami is the 9th lunar day (tithi) in the Hindu calendar, occurring twice every month โ€” once in the Shukla Paksha and once in the Krishna Paksha. The Shukla Paksha Navami is considered especially auspicious and is associated with the worship of Goddess Durga and Lord Rama.

The most celebrated Navami is Ram Navami, falling on Chaitra Shukla Navami, which marks the birth of Lord Rama. Maha Navami, the ninth day of Navratri, is another highly significant Navami observed with elaborate rituals and worship of Goddess Durga across India.

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Date Begins Ends Lunar Month Paksha Action
31-Dec-2026 31-Dec-2026 12:33 PM Thursday 01-Jan-2027 01:11 PM Friday Margashirsha Krishna
16-Jan-2027 16-Jan-2027 01:44 PM Saturday 17-Jan-2027 12:27 PM Sunday Pausha Shukla
30-Jan-2027 30-Jan-2027 04:59 AM Saturday 31-Jan-2027 06:34 AM Sunday Pausha Krishna
15-Feb-2027 15-Feb-2027 12:42 AM Monday 15-Feb-2027 10:45 PM Monday Magha Shukla
28-Feb-2027 28-Feb-2027 11:47 PM Sunday 02-Mar-2027 02:08 AM Tuesday Magha Krishna
16-Mar-2027 16-Mar-2027 08:55 AM Tuesday 17-Mar-2027 06:44 AM Wednesday Phalguna Shukla
30-Mar-2027 30-Mar-2027 07:40 PM Tuesday 31-Mar-2027 10:17 PM Wednesday Phalguna Krishna
14-Apr-2027 14-Apr-2027 03:24 PM Wednesday 15-Apr-2027 01:22 PM Thursday Chaitra Shukla
29-Apr-2027 29-Apr-2027 03:02 PM Thursday 30-Apr-2027 05:14 PM Friday Chaitra Krishna
13-May-2027 13-May-2027 09:19 PM Thursday 14-May-2027 07:40 PM Friday Vaishakha Shukla
29-May-2027 29-May-2027 08:21 AM Saturday 30-May-2027 09:35 AM Sunday Vaishakha Krishna
12-Jun-2027 12-Jun-2027 03:45 AM Saturday 13-Jun-2027 02:45 AM Sunday Jyeshtha Shukla
27-Jun-2027 27-Jun-2027 10:45 PM Sunday 28-Jun-2027 10:50 PM Monday Jyeshtha Krishna
11-Jul-2027 11-Jul-2027 11:50 AM Sunday 12-Jul-2027 11:42 AM Monday Ashadha Shukla
27-Jul-2027 27-Jul-2027 10:13 AM Tuesday 28-Jul-2027 09:16 AM Wednesday Ashadha Krishna
09-Aug-2027 09-Aug-2027 10:35 PM Monday 10-Aug-2027 11:28 PM Tuesday Shravana Shukla
25-Aug-2027 25-Aug-2027 07:20 PM Wednesday 26-Aug-2027 05:40 PM Thursday Shravana Krishna
08-Sep-2027 08-Sep-2027 12:45 PM Wednesday 09-Sep-2027 02:40 PM Thursday Bhadrapada Shukla
24-Sep-2027 24-Sep-2027 02:58 AM Friday 25-Sep-2027 12:55 AM Saturday Bhadrapada Krishna
08-Oct-2027 08-Oct-2027 06:28 AM Friday 09-Oct-2027 09:03 AM Saturday Ashvina Shukla
23-Oct-2027 23-Oct-2027 10:00 AM Saturday 24-Oct-2027 07:54 AM Sunday Ashvina Krishna
07-Nov-2027 07-Nov-2027 02:51 AM Sunday 08-Nov-2027 05:25 AM Monday Kartika Shukla
21-Nov-2027 21-Nov-2027 05:20 PM Sunday 22-Nov-2027 03:29 PM Monday Kartika Krishna
07-Dec-2027 07-Dec-2027 12:01 AM Tuesday 08-Dec-2027 01:51 AM Wednesday Margashirsha Shukla
21-Dec-2027 21-Dec-2027 01:53 AM Tuesday 22-Dec-2027 12:35 AM Wednesday Margashirsha Krishna

Navami โ€“ Significance, Festivals & Rituals

What is Navami?

Navami is the 9th lunar day (tithi) in the Hindu calendar, occurring twice every month โ€” once in the Shukla Paksha and once in the Krishna Paksha. It is associated with the worship of Goddess Durga and Lord Rama.

What is Ram Navami?

Ram Navami falls on Chaitra Shukla Navami and marks the birth of Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu. It is one of the most important festivals in Vaishnavism and is celebrated across India with processions, bhajans, and recitation of the Ramayana.

What is Maha Navami?

Maha Navami is the ninth day of Navratri and is dedicated to Goddess Siddhidatri, the ninth form of Goddess Durga. It is observed with elaborate pujas, havan, and kanya puja โ€” a ritual of honouring young girls as manifestations of the goddess.

How is Navami observed?

Devotees observe a fast, visit temples, and offer prayers to the presiding deity of that Navami. On Ram Navami, special pujas and readings of the Ramayana are performed at noon โ€” the time of Lord Rama's birth. On Maha Navami, Durga puja and havan are the main observances.

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