Bhaskarabda 1433–1434 • Assam Regional Panjika

Assamese Calendar 2026–2027

Explore the complete Assamese Calendar 2026–2027 with Assamese months (বহাগ, মাঘ, কাতি), Bihu celebrations, Gregorian dates, Ambubachi Mela, Durga Puja dates, and important regional observances.

System: Bhaskarabda SolarYears: 1433 – 1434Today: ১ ভাদ, ১৪৩৩Assam, India

TODAY'S REGIONAL DATE

১ ভাদ, ১৪৩৩

Gregorian: Monday, August 17, 2026

Next Major Festival

Janmashtami📅 2026-09-04

Bhaskarabda 1433 – 1434

August 2026(Aghon আঘোণ)

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Calendar observances and tithis are calibrated for Guwahati and Assam regional solar ephemeris.

August 2026

Aghon (আঘোণ)

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sat16 শাওণ

Chaturthi

Purva Bhadrapada

Sun17 শাওণ

Panchami

Uttara Bhadrapada

Mon18 শাওণ

Shashthi

Revati

Tue19 শাওণ

Saptami

Ashwini

Wed20 শাওণ

Ashtami

Bharani

Thu21 শাওণ

Navami

Krittika

Fri22 শাওণ

Dashami

Rohini

Sat23 শাওণ

Ekadashi

Mrigashira

Sun24 শাওণ

Dwadashi

Ardra

Mon25 শাওণ

Chaturdashi

Punarvasu

Tue26 শাওণ

Amavasya

Pushya

Wed27 শাওণ

Pratipada

Magha

Thu28 শাওণ

Dwitiya

Purva Phalguni

Fri29 শাওণ

Tritiya

Uttara Phalguni

Sat30 শাওণ

Chaturthi

Hasta

Sun31 শাওণ

Panchami

Chitra

1 ভাদ1 ভাদ

17TODAY

Shashthi

Swati

Tue2 ভাদ

Saptami

Vishakha

Wed3 ভাদ

Ashtami

Vishakha

Thu4 ভাদ

Navami

Anuradha

Fri5 ভাদ

Dashami

Jyeshtha

Sat6 ভাদ

Ekadashi

Mula

Sun7 ভাদ

Dwadashi

Purva Ashadha

Mon8 ভাদ

Trayodashi

Uttara Ashadha

Tue9 ভাদ

Trayodashi

Shravana

Wed10 ভাদ

Chaturdashi

Dhanishta

Thu11 ভাদ

Purnima

Shatabhisha

Fri12 ভাদ

Pratipada

Purva Bhadrapada

Sat13 ভাদ

Dwitiya

Uttara Bhadrapada

Sun14 ভাদ

Tritiya

Revati

Mon15 ভাদ

Chaturthi

Ashwini

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Upcoming Festivals

2026

📅 2026-01-14festival

Magh Bihu / Bhogali Bihu (Uruka)

উৰুকা / মাঘ বিহু

📅 2026-01-15festival

Bhogali Bihu

মাঘ বিহু

📅 2026-02-12puja

Saraswati Puja

সৰস্বতী পূজা

📅 2026-02-15puja

Maha Shivaratri

মহা শিৱৰাত্ৰি

📅 2026-03-03festival

Doul Utsav / Fagua (Holi)

দৌল উৎসৱ / হোলী

📅 2026-04-14festival

Goru Bihu (Bohag Bihu Day 1)

গৰু বিহু

📅 2026-04-15festival

Manuh Bihu (Bohag Bihu Day 2 - Assamese New Year 1433)

মানুহ বিহু (বহাগ বিহু)

📅 2026-04-16festival

Gosai Bihu / Kutum Bihu

গোঁহাই বিহু / কুটুম বিহু

📅 2026-06-22observance

Ambubachi Mela Begins

অম্বুবাচী মেলা আৰম্ভ

📅 2026-06-26observance

Ambubachi Mela Concludes

অম্বুবাচী মেলা সমাপ্তি

Important Observances in August 20260 Events

No major holidays or festivals listed for this specific filter in August 2026.

Calendar at a Glance (2026)

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The Three Bihus of Assam (২০২৬–২০২৭)

Bihu is the soul of Assamese culture, marking three distinct stages of the agricultural cycle.

Spring • Rongali Bihu

Bohag Bihu (বহাগ বিহু)

Apr 14 – 16, 2026 | Apr 14 – 16, 2027

Marks the Assamese New Year (Bohag 1) and arrival of spring. Begins with Goru Bihu (cattle worship) followed by Manuh Bihu, Husori dance, and presenting woven Gamosas.

Autumn • Kongali Bihu

Kati Bihu (কাতি বিহু)

October 18, 2026 | October 18, 2027

Observed in Kati month when granaries are empty and paddy is growing. Families light earthen lamps (Saki) at the foot of Tulsi plants and in paddy fields for crop protection.

Winter • Bhogali Bihu

Magh Bihu (মাঘ বিহু)

Jan 14 – 15, 2026 | Jan 14 – 15, 2027

Post-harvest feast festival. Starts with Uruka community feasts inside Bhelaghar huts, followed by lighting tall Meji bonfires, pitha eating, and traditional games.

The 12 Assamese Months (অসমীয়া ১২ মাহ)

The Assamese calendar divides the year into 12 solar months based on solar transits (Sankranti).

Month 1

Bohag (বহাগ)

Spring (Basanta)

Gregorian: Mid-April – Mid-May

First month of Bhaskarabda. Celebrates Bohag Bihu (Rongali Bihu), welcoming spring, new agricultural cycle, and joy.

Month 2

Jeth (জেঠ)

Summer (Grisma)

Gregorian: Mid-May – Mid-June

Warm summer month. Associated with ripening summer fruits, Sabitri Brata, and pre-monsoon showers.

Month 3

Ahar (আহাৰ)

Monsoon (Barsa)

Gregorian: Mid-June – Mid-July

Arrival of monsoon rains. Paddy transplanting begins in Assam. Famous for the annual Ambubachi Mela at Kamakhya Temple.

Month 4

Saon (শাওণ)

Monsoon (Barsa)

Gregorian: Mid-July – Mid-August

Peak monsoon month. Sacred for Shiva worship and Manasa Puja across Assamese households.

Month 5

Bhado (ভাদ)

Early Autumn (Sarat)

Gregorian: Mid-August – Mid-September

Sacred month marked by Janmashtami, Srimanta Sankardeva Tithi, and Sri Madhavdeva Tithi with Naam-Kirtan in Namghars.

Month 6

Ahin (আহিন)

Autumn (Sarat)

Gregorian: Mid-September – Mid-October

Autumnal breezes and clear skies. Celebrates Durga Puja and sets the stage for Kati Bihu.

Month 7

Kati (কাতি)

Late Autumn (Hemanta)

Gregorian: Mid-October – Mid-November

Month of Kati Bihu (Kongali Bihu). Earthen lamps (Saki) lit at the foot of Tulsi plants and in paddy fields praying for crop protection.

Month 8

Aghon (আঘোণ)

Late Autumn (Hemanta)

Gregorian: Mid-November – Mid-December

Harvest season. Golden rice fields, harvesting paddy, and celebrating Na-Khowa (feast of newly harvested rice).

Month 9

Puh (পুহ)

Winter (Sita)

Gregorian: Mid-December – Mid-January

Crisp winter month. Families prepare Bira (rice cakes), larus, and firewood for Magh Bihu.

Month 10

Magh (মাঘ)

Winter (Sita)

Gregorian: Mid-January – Mid-February

Month of Magh Bihu (Bhogali Bihu). Meji bonfires, Uruka feast night, pitha making, and community sports.

Month 11

Phagun (ফাগুন)

Spring (Basanta)

Gregorian: Mid-February – Mid-March

Transition into spring. Celebrates Doul Utsav / Fagua (Holi) with fervor and colorful natural powders.

Month 12

Chait (চ’ত)

Spring (Basanta)

Gregorian: Mid-March – Mid-April

Final month of the Bhaskarabda year. Preparing Husori troupes and instruments for Bohag Bihu.

Verified Major Assamese Festivals & Holidays (2026–2027)

Festival / Observance	Assamese Name	Date (2026)	Date (2027)	Significance
Bohag Bihu (Rongali Bihu)	বহাগ বিহু	Apr 14 – 16, 2026	Apr 14 – 16, 2027	Assamese New Year, cattle worship (Goru Bihu), Bihu dance, Gamosa present.
Kati Bihu (Kongali Bihu)	কাতি বিহু	Oct 18, 2026	Oct 18, 2027	Lighting earthen lamps (Saki) in paddy fields praying for good crop yield.
Magh Bihu (Bhogali Bihu)	মাঘ বিহু	Jan 14 – 15, 2026	Jan 14 – 15, 2027	Post-harvest festival, Uruka feast night, lighting Meji bonfires, pitha sweets.
Ambubachi Mela	অম্বুবাচী মেলা	Jun 22 – 26, 2026	Jun 22 – 26, 2027	Annual Tantric festival at Kamakhya Temple, Guwahati.
Durga Puja	দুৰ্গা পূজা	Oct 17 – 20, 2026	Oct 6 – 9, 2027	Grand autumn worship of Goddess Durga across Assam.

What Is the Assamese Calendar (Bhaskarabda)?

The Assamese calendar is the regional lunisolar calendar used in the state of Assam, India. It is dated according to the Bhaskarabda era, named in honor of King Bhaskaravarman of Kamarupa (600–650 CE), who was a contemporary of King Harshavardhana.

The Assamese year begins on Bohag 1 (mid-April), which marks the spring festival of Rongali Bihu. Because the calendar follows solar transits across sidereal zodiac signs, each month starts when the Sun enters a new Rashi (Sankranti).

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১ ভাদ, ১৪৩৩

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the Assamese calendar 2026–2027?▼

The Assamese calendar 2026–2027 is the traditional solar regional calendar used in Assam, India. It spans the Bhaskarabda years 1433 and 1434, marking regional months like Bohag, Magh, Kati, and festivals such as Bohag Bihu and Ambubachi Mela alongside Gregorian dates.

What Assamese year (Bhaskarabda) corresponds to 2026?▼

The year 2026 corresponds primarily to Bhaskarabda 1433 (which runs until mid-April 2026) and Bhaskarabda 1434 (which begins on Bohag Bihu / April 15, 2027).

When is Bohag Bihu in 2026?▼

Bohag Bihu 2026 begins on April 14, 2026 (Goru Bihu) and continues with Manuh Bihu (Assamese New Year) on April 15, 2026.

When is Magh Bihu in 2027?▼

Magh Bihu 2027 (Bhogali Bihu) takes place on January 14–15, 2027, starting with Uruka feast night on January 14 followed by Meji bonfires on January 15.

What are the 12 Assamese months?▼

The 12 Assamese months are Bohag (বহাগ), Jeth (জেঠ), Ahar (আহাৰ), Saon (শাওণ), Bhado (ভাদ), Ahin (আহিন), Kati (কাতি), Aghon (আঘোণ), Puh (পুহ), Magh (মাঘ), Phagun (ফাগুন), and Chait (চ’ত).

What is today's Assamese date?▼

Today's Assamese date is calculated dynamically from the active Bhaskarabda solar calendar system, displayed in the 'Today's Regional Date' card above.

How is the Assamese calendar different from the Gregorian calendar?▼

The Assamese calendar is a solar sidereal calendar calculated from the movement of the Sun across the 12 zodiac signs (Rashi), whereas the Gregorian calendar is a tropical solar calendar. Assamese months begin around the middle of Gregorian months.

What is Bhaskarabda?▼

Bhaskarabda is the traditional Assamese era named after King Bhaskaravarman of Kamarupa (600–650 CE). It counts years starting approximately 593 years after the Gregorian era.

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