Festival Calendar June 2026
Festivals in June 2026
| Festival | Date | Day | Month | Paksha / Tithi | Tithi Begin | Tithi End |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vibhuvan Sankashti | 3 June | Wednesday | Jyeshtha | Krishna Paksha - Chaturthi | 03 June, 09:21 PM | 11:30 PM, 4 June |
| Adhik Kalashtami | 8 June | Monday | Jyeshtha | Krishna Paksha - Ashtami | 08 June, 03:24 AM | 03:23 AM, 9 June |
| Param Ekadashi | 11 June | Thursday | Jyeshtha | Krishna Paksha - Ekadashi | 11 June, 12:57 AM | 10:36 PM, 11 June |
| Pradosh Vrat | 12 June | Friday | Jyeshtha | Krishna Paksha - Trayodashi | 11 June, 10:36 PM | 07:36 PM, 12 June |
| Mithun Sankranti, Jyeshtha Adhik Amavasya | 15 June | Monday | Jyeshtha | Krishna Paksha - New Moon | 14 June, 12:19 PM | 08:23 AM, 15 June |
| Skanda Shashthi | 19 June | Friday | Jyeshtha | Shukla Paksha - Shashthi | 19 June, 04:59 PM | 03:46 PM, 20 June |
| The Longest Day of the Year | 21 June | Sunday | Jyeshtha | Shukla Paksha - Saptami | 20 June, 03:46 PM | 03:20 PM, 21 June |
| Gayatri Jayanti | 25 June | Thursday | Jyeshtha | Shukla Paksha - Ekadashi | 24 June, 06:12 PM | 08:09 PM, 25 June |
| Nirjala Ekadashi | 25 June | Thursday | Jyeshtha | Shukla Paksha - Ekadashi | 24 June, 06:12 PM | 08:09 PM, 25 June |
| Shani Trayodashi | 27 June | Saturday | Jyeshtha | Shukla Paksha - Trayodashi | 26 June, 10:22 PM | 12:43 AM, 28 June |
| Pradosh Vrat | 27 June | Saturday | Jyeshtha | Shukla Paksha - Trayodashi | 26 June, 10:22 PM | 12:43 AM, 28 June |
| Vat Purnima Vrat, Jyeshtha Purnima | 29 June | Monday | Jyeshtha | Shukla Paksha - Full Moon | 29 June, 03:06 AM | 05:26 AM, 30 June |
Festivals In June 2026
Vibhuvana Sankashti - Vibhuvana Sankashti will fall on Wednesday, 3rd June 2026, which will be celebrated on the Chaturthi tithi of the Krishna Paksha of the Jyeshta month. Observing a fast on this auspicious day is favourable for seeking the blessings of Love Ganesha brings happiness, peace, prosperity, and well-being in life. Worshipping him with devotion and performing rituals is believed to remove obstacles and difficulties from life. The Chaturthi will begin on 3rd June at 9:21 PM and end on 4th June at 11:30 PM.
Adhik Kalashtami - Adhik Kalashtami will be celebrated on Monday, 8th June 2025. This festival falls on the Ashtami tithi of the Krishna Paksha of the month of Jyeshta. This fast is considered highly auspicious for worshipping Lord Kaal Bhairav and brings favourable results. On this auspicious day, devotees observe a fast and offering special prayers to Lord Kaal Bhairav is believed to protect, bring prosperity, positivity, well-being and remove all the obstacles from life. This year, the Ashtami tithi will begin at 3:24 AM on 8th June and end at 3:24 AM on 9th June.
Param Ekadashi - Param Ekadashi will be celebrated on Thursday, 11 July 2026. This fast falls on the Ekadashi tithi of the Krishna Paksha of the month of Jyeshta, which is considered favourable to receive blessings of Lord Vishnu. On this day, offering prayers to Lord Vishnu, observing a fast and singing bhajans is said to bring happiness, peace, prosperity, and make one free from all the sins. The Ekadashi tithi will begin at 12:57 AM on 11th June and end at 10:36 PM on the same day.
Pradosh Vrat - Pradosh Vrat is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, and worshipping them on this day is believed to remove all the obstacles and fulfil desires. This fast will be observed on 12th June 2026, which falls on the Trayodashi tithi of the Krishna Paksha of Jyeshta month. Worshipping Lord Shiva during pradosh kaal brings happiness, prosperity, and improves health. In 2026, Trayodashi Tithi will begin at 10:36 PM on 11th June and will end at 07:36 PM on 12th June.
Mithuna Sankranti and Jyeshtha Adhik Amavasya - The auspicious conjunction of Mithun Sankranti and Adhik Amavasya will fall on Monday, 15th June 2026. This festival falls on the Amavasya tithi of the Krishna Paksha of the month of Jyeshta, which is considered highly auspicious or favourable from a religious perspective. On Mithun Sankranti, the Sun enters Gemini, and people offer prayers for new beginnings, prosperity and new energies. Doing charity, observing fast and performing rituals for ancestors (Pitra Trapan), taking a holy bath in the Ganga River on this auspicious day brings happiness, prosperity, good fortune and peace. The Amavasya tithi will begin on 14th June at 12:19 PM and end on 15th June at 8:23 AM.
Skanda Shashthi - On this auspicious day, Lord Kartikeya is worshipped. Performing prayers and rituals is considered highly auspicious. Devotees observe fasts for courage, victory, health, and the prosperity of their children. Skanda Shashthi will fall on Friday, 19th June 2026. This festival is observed on the Shashti tithi of the Shukla Paksha of the month of Vaishakh. The Shashti tithi will begin on 19th June at 04:59 PM and end on 20th June at 10:49 PM. Worshipping Lord Kartikeya, chanting mantras, or visiting temples is believed to bring fruitful results. His blessings are said to grant renewed strength, power and success in one's life.
The longest day of the year - The longest day of the year will fall on Sunday, 21st June 2026. The day falls on the Saptami tithi of the Shukla Paksha of the month of Jyeshta. On this day, the hours in the day will be longer due to the position of the Sun. From a religious perspective, worshipping Suryadev, doing charity and observing a fast on this day have special significance. The Saptami Tithi will begin on 20th June at 3:46 PM and end on 21st June at 3:20 PM. On this day, offering special prayers and performing rituals to Suryadev brings positive energy, good health and good fortune.
Gayatri Jayanti - On Thursday, 25th June 2026, Gayatri Jayanti will be celebrated. Gayatri Jayanti falls on the Ekadashi tithi of the Shukla Paksha of Jyeshta month and marks the Janmotsav of Goddess Gayatri. Chanting Gayari Mantras, offering prayers, and singing bhajans is believed to bring prosperity, peace and knowledge. The Ekadashi tithi will begin at 6:12 PM on 24th June and end at 8:09 PM on 24th June. On this auspicious day, observing a fast and performing rituals with faith and devotion brings spiritual growth and well-being in life.
Nirjala Ekadashi - Nirjala Ekadashi will be celebrated on Thursday, 25th June 2026. This fast falls on the Ekadashi tithi of the Shukla Paksha of the month of Jyeshta, which is considered highly auspicious to receive divine blessings of Lord Vishnu. A Nirjala fast is observed on this day, which means consuming fast without water or food throughout the day. On this day, offering prayers to Lord Vishnu, observing a fast and singing bhajans is said to bring happiness, peace, prosperity, and make one free from all the sins. The Ekadashi tithi will begin on 24th June at 6:12 PM and end on 25th June at 8:09 PM.
Shani Trayodashi - Shani Trayodashi will be observed on Saturday, 27th June 2026, which falls on the Trayodashi tithi of the Shukla Paksha of the month of Jyeshta. This fast is considered highly auspicious to receive the blessings of Lord Shani. Observing a fast and worshipping Lord Shani on Shani Triyodashi is believed to reduce planetary afflictions, ease life’s challenges, bring success, happiness, and peace. The Trayodashi tithi will begin at 10:22 PM on 26th June and end at 12:43 AM on 28th June.
Vat Purnima Vrat - This festival will be observed on Monday, 29th June 2026. This festival falls on the Purnima tithi of the Shukla Paksha of the month of Jyeshta. This fast is especially observed by women and worship under the banyan tree for the long life and well-being of their husband and family. The Purnima tithi will begin at 3:06 AM on 29th June and end at 5:26 AM on 30th June. Observing this fast with faith and devotion brings happiness, peace, and prosperity in married life.
