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Amavasya 2026 is the New Moon, or the Moonless Night, of the year. Mostly considered inauspicious, these nights have the power to change destiny! Read below to know more.
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Magha Amavasya | January 18, 2026 Sunday | 12:03 AM (Jan 18) - 01:21 AM (Jan 19) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Phalguna Amavasya | 17 February, 2026 Tuesday | 05:34 PM (Feb 16) - 05:30 PM (Feb 17) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Darsha Amavasya | 18 March, 2026 Wednesday | 08:25 AM (Mar 18) - 06:52 AM (Mar 19) |
| Chaitra Amavasya | 19March, 202 Thursday | 08:25 AM (Mar 18) - 06:52 AM (Mar 19) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Vaishakha Amavasya | 17 April, 2026 Friday | 08:11 PM (Apr 16) - 05:21 PM (Apr 17) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Jyeshtha Amavasya | 16 May 2026 Saturday | 05:11 AM (May 16) - 01:30 AM (May 17) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Adhika Darsha Amavasya | 14 June 2026 Sunday | 12:19 PM (Jun 14) - 08:23 AM (Jun 15) |
| Jyeshtha Adhika Amavasya | 15 June 2026 Monday | 12:19 PM (Jun 14) - 08:23 AM (Jun 15) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Adhika Darsha Amavasya | 14 June 2026 Sunday | 12:19 PM (Jun 14) - 08:23 AM (Jun 15) |
| Jyeshtha Adhika Amavasya | 15 June 2026 Monday | 12:19 PM (Jun 14) - 08:23 AM (Jun 15) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Shravana Amavasya | 12 August 2026 Wednesday | 01:52 AM (Aug 12) - 11:06 PM (Aug 12) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Darsha Amavasya | 10 September 2026 Thursday | 10:33 AM (Sep 10) - 08:56 AM (Sep 11) |
| Bhadrapada Amavasya | 11 September 2026 Friday | 10:33 AM (Sep 10) - 08:56 AM (Sep 11) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Ashwina Amavasya | 10 October 2026 Saturday | 09:35 PM (Oct 09) - 09:19 PM (Oct 10) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Darsha Amavasya | 8 November 2026 Sunday | 11:27 AM (Nov 08) - 12:31 PM (Nov 09) |
| Kartika Amavasya | 9 November 2026 Monday | 11:27 AM (Nov 08) - 12:31 PM (Nov 09) |
| Amavasya Name | Amavasya Date | Amavasya Timings |
|---|---|---|
| Margashirsha Amavasya | 8 December 2026 Tuesday | 04:12 AM (Dec 08) - 06:21 AM (Dec 09) |
In Hinduism, Amavasya 2026 is considered a time of great spiritual significance. It is believed that the energies of the universe are extreme during this time, making it an ideal opportunity for meditation, fasting, and performing spiritual practices.
Also, the word Amavasya in english is derived by merging the two Sanskrit words, Ama, meaning together, and Vasya, meaning to dwell. Many Hindus observe fasts during Amavasya to purify the body and soul.
Amavasya is considered to be a special day known for liberation or Moksha. It is believed to be the day to let go of all the old habits, failures, and thoughts. It’s the best day to step into a spiritual journey through self-reflection and spiritual practices.
Additionally, the presence of the new moon brings a sense of calm that is beneficial for deep reflection and connecting with higher consciousness.
Amavasya 2026 holds a considerable significance in vedic astrology and is thus rooted in ancient traditions. It is associated with the Moon, which governs our intuition, emotions, and subconscious mind.
It is believed that the absence of the moon during Amavasya can have a substantial impact on an individual's emotions and mental state. Moreover, some astrologers suggest that during this time, individuals may experience intense emotions and a greater influence on their subconscious thoughts.
Amavasya 2026, or the New Moon day, is a significant time in the Hindu calendar. It is ideal for performing ancestral rites, seeking blessings, and observing fasts like. Also, amavasya this month marks the final day of the dark half of the lunar month.
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