Ekadashi is one of the most revered fasting days in the Hindu lunar calendar, dedicated to Lord Vishnu and observed twice every month. Devotees observe Ekadashi Vrat with fasting, prayers, meditation, and Vishnu Puja, seeking spiritual purification, blessings, and inner discipline. With numerous Ekadashis throughout the year, knowing the right tithi and fasting timings is essential for observing the vrat correctly.
If you are searching for Ekadashi 2027 dates or wondering when is Ekadashi this month, this complete guide provides the Ekadashi in 2027 list for the year. Explore the dates, tithi timings, fasting details, Parana timings, and significance of each Ekadashi to plan your observance accordingly.
About Ekadashi 2027
Ekadashi is observed on the 11th lunar day of both Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha, making it an important fasting occasion for devotees of Lord Vishnu. Ekadashi 2027 will include 24 regular Ekadashi observances, each carrying its own name, spiritual significance, traditions, and fasting practices. Devotees may observe the vrat with a sattvic diet, prayers, Vishnu Puja, and devotional activities.
Several Ekadashis hold special importance across different regions and traditions. For example, devotees may read the Yogini Ekadashi Katha to learn about the vrat’s significance and the spiritual benefits associated with observing it. Similarly, Ashadhi Ekadashi is especially prominent in Maharashtra, where it is celebrated with devotion to Lord Vitthal. Those searching for Ashadi Ekadashi in Marathi can find the date, vrat traditions, significance, and regional customs associated with this important observance.
The Ekadashi 2027 calendar below covers the dates and timings of each observance, helping devotees plan their fasting and Parana according to the relevant tithi.
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January Ekadashi 2027: All Dates & Tithi
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Saphala Ekadashi | 3rd Jan, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 02:24 PM, Jan 2nd | 04:08 PM, Jan 3rd |
| Pausha Putrada Ekadashi | 19th Jan, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 10:26 AM, Jan 18th | 07:49 AM, Jan 19th |
February Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Shattila Ekadashi | 2nd Feb, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 08:41 AM, Feb 1st | 11:10 AM, Feb 2nd |
| Jaya Ekadashi | 17th Feb, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 08:19 PM, Feb 16th | 05:31 PM, Feb 17th |
March Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Vijaya Ekadashi | 4th Mar, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 04:44 AM, Mar 3rd | 07:24 AM, Mar 4th |
| Amalaki Ekadashi | 18th Mar, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 04:21 AM, Mar 18th | 01:51 AM, Mar 19th |
April Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Papamochani Ekadashi | 2nd Apr, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 12:45 AM, Apr 2nd | 02:51 AM, Apr 3rd |
| Kamada Ekadashi | 17th Apr, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 11:21 AM, Apr 16th | 09:27 AM, Apr 17th |
May ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Varuthini Ekadashi | 2nd May, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 06:53 PM, May 1st | 07:51 PM, May 2nd |
| Mohini Ekadashi | 16th May, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 06:17 PM, May 15th | 05:13 PM, May 16th |
June Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Apara Ekadashi | 1st Jun, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 10:02 AM, May 31st | 09:39 AM, June 1st |
| Nirjala Ekadashi | 15th Jun, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 02:11 AM, Jun 14th | 02:07 AM, Jun 15th |
| Yogini Ekadashi | 30th Jun, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 10:03 PM, Jun 29th | 08:30 PM, Jun 30th |
July Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Devshayani Ekadashi | 14th Jul, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 12:08 PM, Jul 13th | 01:10 PM, Jul 14th |
| Kamika Ekadashi | 29th Jul, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 07:33 AM, Jul 29th | 05:12 AM, Jul 30th |
August Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Shravana Putrada Ekadashi | 12th Aug, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 12:58 AM, Aug 12th | 02:59 AM, Aug 13th |
| Aja Ekadashi | 28th Aug, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 03:25 PM, Aug 27th | 12:42 PM, Aug 28th |
September Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Parsva Ekadashi | 11th Sept, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 05:00 PM, Sept 10th | 07:35 PM, Sept 11th |
| Indira Ekadashi | 26th Sept, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 10:30 PM, Sept 25th | 07:49 PM, Sept 26th |
October Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Papakusha Ekadashi | 11th Oct, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 11:40 AM, Oct 10th | 02:08 PM, Oct 11th |
| Rama Ekadashi | 25th Oct, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 05:40 AM, Oct 25th | 03:22 AM, Oct 26th |
November Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Devutthana Ekadashi | 9th Nov, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 07:34 AM, Nov 9th | 09:11 AM, Nov 10th |
| Utpanna Ekadashi | 24th Nov, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 01:44 PM. Nov 23 | 12:11 PM, Nov 24 |
December Ekadashi 2027
| Ekadashi | Date | Paksha | Tithi Begins | Tithi Ends |
| Mokshada / Vaikuntha Ekadashi | 9th Dec, 2027 | Shukla Paksha | 02:58 AM, Dec 9th | 03:19 AM, Dec 10th |
| Saphala Ekadashi | 23rd Dec, 2027 | Krishna Paksha | 11:40 PM, Dec 22nd | 11:11 PM, Dec 23rd |
The most important Ekadashis in the 2027 Calendar
Although every Ekadashi is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, some observances have a special place in Hindu traditions because of their unique legends, rituals, or spiritual significance. Here are some of the most important Ekadashis in the Ekadashi 2027 calendar.
Nirjala Ekadashi 2027 - June 14th, 2027
Nirjala Ekadashi 2027 is considered one of the most demanding Ekadashi fasts. Unlike other Ekadashi Vrats, devotees traditionally abstain from both food and water throughout the fast. It is associated with Bhima Ekadashi and is believed to hold the spiritual merit of observing all 24 Ekadashis of the year. Its strict fasting tradition makes it particularly significant among Vishnu devotees.
Yogini Ekadashi 2027 - June 30th, 2027
Yogini Ekadashi holds special significance for those seeking relief from sins and past-life burdens. According to the Yogini Ekadashi Katha, a devoted attendant named Hem, who served Lord Shiva, was cursed with a skin ailment for neglecting his duties. On the advice of a sage, he observed Yogini Ekadashi with complete devotion to Lord Vishnu and was freed from his suffering. This legend is why devotees observe the vrat believing it purifies past wrongdoings and brings spiritual relief.
Devshayani Ekadashi 2027 - July 14, 2027
Ashadhi Ekadashi 2027, also known as Devshayani Ekadashi 2027, is especially important in Maharashtra and among devotees of Lord Vitthal. If you are searching for when is Ashadi Ekadashi in 2027, it falls on July 14, 2027. This also answers queries such as Devshayani Ekadashi kab hai, why we celebrate Ashadhi Ekadashi, and July mein ekadashi kab hai. It marks the beginning of Chaturmas, the four-month period when Lord Vishnu is traditionally believed to enter divine sleep.
(आषाढी एकादशी २०२७, जी देवशयनी एकादशी म्हणूनही ओळखली जाते, महाराष्ट्रात विशेष महत्त्वाची आहे. ही एकादशी १४ जुलै २०२७ रोजी साजरी केली जाईल. या दिवशी भगवान विठ्ठलाच्या भक्तांसाठी पंढरपूर वारीचे विशेष महत्त्व आहे, आणि लाखो भाविक वारीमध्ये सहभागी होतात.)
Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2027 - November 9th, 2027
Wondering Dev Uthani Ekadashi kab hai? Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2027 marks the traditional awakening of Lord Vishnu after his four-month period of divine sleep. Also called Prabodhini Ekadashi, it signifies the end of Chaturmas and the return of auspicious activities. The day is especially important for Vishnu worship and is associated with the beginning of the Hindu wedding season in many traditions.
Vaikuntha Ekadashi 2027 - December 9th, 2027
Mokshada Ekadashi is also known as Vaikuntha Ekadashi in South Indian traditions. While it is called Mokshada Ekadashi in most North Indian regions, both signifying the path to liberation (Moksha) through devotion to Lord Vishnu. Vaikuntha Ekadashi 2027 is particularly significant to devotees seeking spiritual liberation. It is believed that observing the vrat and worshipping Lord Vishnu on this day can help devotees attain Vaikuntha, His divine abode. Vishnu temples, especially in South India, observe the occasion with special rituals and the opening of the Vaikuntha Dwaram.
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Ekadashi is more than just fasting. It is traditionally observed through prayers, Vishnu Puja, mantra chanting, and devotional practices dedicated to Lord Vishnu. For Ekadashi 2027, you can bring these traditions into your home with the guidance of a knowledgeable pandit through Pandits Near Me.
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