Pournami Dates & Timings Calendar (2026 - 2027)
Note: Pournami Timings given below are formatted in Indian Standard Time (IST). These traditional Pournami Dates and Times are calculated based on the trusted Tamil Panchangam.
Current Pournami Tithi Timings
29 June 2026 - Monday - Pournami
Time: 4.23 am (29-6-2026) to 6.20 am (30-6-2026)
Tamil Month Reference: June 29th corresponds to Aani Maasam 15th Day (Monday).
Time: 4.23 am (29-6-2026) to 6.20 am (30-6-2026)
Tamil Month Reference: June 29th corresponds to Aani Maasam 15th Day (Monday).
Timings in Detail:
- Pournami starts at 4.23 am IST (on Monday early Morning - 29 June 2026)
- Pournami ends at 6.20 am IST (on Tuesday Morning - 30 June 2026)
- Pournami ends at 6.20 am IST (on Tuesday Morning - 30 June 2026)
Next Pournami Dates Calendar (2026 - 2027)
| Date & Day | Tamil Month (Maasam) | Timing Details & Eclipse Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 29 July 2026 Wednesday |
Aadi | 7.29 pm (28-7-2026) to 8.55 pm (29-7-2026) |
| 27 August 2026 Thursday |
Aavani |
9.49 am (27-8-2026) to 10.24 am (28-8-2026) -- Partial Moon Eclipse on 28 August 2026 (Friday) -- Chandra Grahanam is NOT VISIBLE in India. (Visible in America, Europe, Africa) |
| 26 September 2026 Saturday |
Purattasi | 11.08 pm (25-9-2026) to 10.45 pm (26-9-2026) |
| 25 October 2026 Sunday |
Aippasi | 11.28 am (25-10-2026) to 10.13 am (26-10-2026) |
| 24 November 2026 Tuesday |
Karthigai | 11.02 pm (23-11-2026) to 9.07 pm (24-11-2026) |
| 23 December 2026 Wednesday |
Margazhi | 9.58 am (23-12-2026) to 7.42 am (24-12-2026) |
| 22 January 2027 Friday |
Thai | 8.37 pm (21-1-2027) to 6.19 pm (22-1-2027) |
| 20 February 2027 Saturday |
Masi | 7.09 am (20-2-2027) to 5.07 am (21-2-2027) |
| 22 March 2027 Monday |
Panguni | 5.50 pm (21-3-2027) to 4.23 pm (22-3-2027) |
| 20 April 2027 Tuesday |
Chithirai | 4.56 am (20-4-2027) to 4.20 am (21-4-2027) Significant Festival: Chitra Pournami |
| 20 May 2027 Thursday |
Vaikasi | 4.52 pm (19-5-2027) to 5.12 pm (20-5-2027) |
| 18 June 2027 Friday |
Aani | 5.50 am (18-6-2027) to 7.07 am (19-6-2027) |
| 18 July 2027 Sunday |
Aadi | 8.12 pm (17-7-2027) to 10.02 pm (18-7-2027) |
Nomenclature & Regional Meanings
• Pournami identifies the specific lunar transition day when the moon reaches its complete, illuminated phase (Full Moon Day).
• Across different linguistics and traditional Indian regional calendars, it is also widely referred to as 'Purnima' (Sanskrit standard) or 'Hunnime' (Kannada tradition).
• Across different linguistics and traditional Indian regional calendars, it is also widely referred to as 'Purnima' (Sanskrit standard) or 'Hunnime' (Kannada tradition).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are Pournami, Purnima, and Hunnime all the same thing?
Yes, they are completely identical astronomical terms. Pournami is the linguistic designation in Tamil, Purnima is used in standard Sanskrit/Hindi, and Hunnime is used in Kannada calendars.
Is the partial lunar eclipse on 28 August 2026 visible anywhere in India?
No. The Partial Lunar Eclipse (Chandra Grahanam) occurring on 28 August 2026 will not be visible in India. It can only be observed across the regions of North & South America, Europe, and Africa.
When is Chitra Pournami celebrated in 2027?
The sacred festival of Chitra Pournami falls on 20 April, 2027 (Tuesday) during the Tamil month of Chithirai.
Disclaimer: The dates, phase classifications, and transition timelines outlined in this calendar are structured according to traditional Tamil Panchangam models and metric references synced to Indian Standard Time (IST). Exact astronomical transitions may differ across specific longitudinal or regional calendars. Devotees are suggested to verify specific fast timings with neighborhood temple resources or family priests before undertaking special rituals.