What exactly is Ekadashi?

Ekadashi is the 11th tithi (lunar day) in each paksha. Many Vaishnavas observe a fast — avoiding grains and legumes — and dedicate the day to Vishnu. There are two Ekadashi days each lunar month.

What is Pradosh Vrat?

Pradosh falls on the 13th tithi in each paksha. The fast is broken at pradosh kaal — the ~2 hour window after sunset — and the day is dedicated to Shiva.

Why do some published lists show different dates?

Published panchangas may count the tithi at sunrise rather than at midnight, so the "Ekadashi day" can slip by one calendar date. We flag the day whose midnight sits inside tithi 11 or 26.

Ekadashi & Pradosh Calendar

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Ekadashi & Pradosh Calendar

Upcoming Ekadashi, Pradosh, Purnima and Amavasya dates — one year ahead.

A fasting-day calendar. See the next year of Ekadashi, Pradosh Vrat, Purnima and Amavasya dates with the exact tithi and short notes on how each is observed.

Category: Calendar & Dates
Where it runs: Your browser
Version: v1.0.0
Price: Free · no sign-up

How to use

Step by step

1
Pick a start date
The next year of vrats is listed from that date onwards.
2
Filter by vrat type
All lists every observance; the specific filters show only that vrat.
3
Scroll the list
Each entry shows the weekday, paksha, tithi and a short note on how the vrat is observed.

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Ekadashi is the 11th tithi (lunar day) in each paksha. Many Vaishnavas observe a fast — avoiding grains and legumes — and dedicate the day to Vishnu. There are two Ekadashi days each lunar month.