Karwa Chauth 2027

Karwa Chauth 2027 falls on October 18, 2027 (Mon). Karwa Chauth is a day-long fast kept by married women for their husbands' long life, from sargi before dawn to moonrise, with an evening katha and puja and the moon seen through a sieve.

Key dates 2027: Karwa Chauth 18 Oct (Mon)

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A wife looking at her husband through a sieve after sighting the moon on Karwa Chauth
Photo: Rohit Sharma, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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About Karwa Chauth

Karwa Chauth is a day-long fast kept by married women for their husbands' long life, from sargi before dawn to moonrise, with an evening katha and puja and the moon seen through a sieve. Read the full Karwa Chauth guide — history, significance and puja vidhi →

Karwa Chauth 2027 day by day

DateTithi at sunriseNakshatraSunrise / sunset (Delhi)
18 Oct 2027 (Mon) Krishna Tritiya Krittika 6:23 AM / 5:48 PM

Lunar month: Ashwin (amanta). Tithis change during the day — see each day's panchang for exact end times.

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Karwa Chauth dates by year

YearDates
2027 October 18, 2027 (Mon)
2026 October 29, 2026 (Thu)

Karwa Chauth 2027 — frequently asked questions

What is Karwa Chauth?

Karwa Chauth is a day-long fast kept by married women for their husbands' long life, from sargi before dawn to moonrise, with an evening katha and puja and the moon seen through a sieve.

When is Karwa Chauth 2027?

Karwa Chauth 2027 falls on October 18, 2027 (Mon).

Where can I find Karwa Chauth celebrations near me?

Use the MyPujaWorld events map to find Karwa Chauth 2027 events, pandals and ghats near you, with timings, directions and organiser updates.

Which communities celebrate Karwa Chauth?

Karwa Chauth is especially important to Punjabi, Rajasthani, Pan Hindu communities, and is celebrated by Hindu families around the world.

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