Buddhist · 2068 · New Delhi
Buddhist Festival Calendar 2068
Buddha Purnima, Magha Puja, Ashadha Purnima, the Rains Retreat, Pavarana, Dhammachakra Pravartan Din and every Uposatha day — from the Panchang for New Delhi.
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January 2068
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5ThuUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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19ThuUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
February 2068
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3FriUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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18SatUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
March 2068
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18SunUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
April 2068
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2MonUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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17TueUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
May 2068
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1TueUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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17ThuUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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31ThuUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
June 2068
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15FriUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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29FriUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
July 2068
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15SunUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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29SunUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
August 2068
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13MonUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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27MonUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
September 2068
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11TueUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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26WedUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
October 2068
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11ThuUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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26FriUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
November 2068
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9FriUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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24SatUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
December 2068
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8SatUposatha (full moon)उपोसथ (पूर्णिमा)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
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24MonUposatha (new moon)उपोसथ (अमावस्या)The Buddhist observance days of the full and new moon, for precepts, meditation and the Patimokkha. Story →
How the dates are worked out
☸️ Buddhist. The full-moon days come from the Panchang for your city; Buddha Purnima is Vaishakha Purnima, as observed in India. Theravada countries such as Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Thailand use their own lunar calendars and may keep Vesak on another full moon; Tibetan Losar follows the Tibetan calendar and is not shown.