Regional Festival Calendars

Many festivals belong to one region’s calendar: Pongal and Vishu, Poila Boishakh and Durga Puja, Baisakhi and Lohri, Uttarayan, Gudi Padwa, Ugadi, Raja Parba, the three Bihus. Each page lists one tradition’s festivals with the dates computed for the year.

Regions

Tamil festivalsFestivals specific to the Tamil solar calendar and Tamil Nadu's traditions, computed from real Panchang transits rather than a fixed list.
Malayalam festivalsFestivals specific to Kerala's Malayalam calendar, computed from real Panchang transits rather than a fixed list.
Sankranti festivalsThe Sun's sidereal transits (Sankranti) that carry festival significance across India, with the regional names each is celebrated under.
Bengali festivalsFestivals of the Bengali calendar — from Poila Boishakh to Durga Puja and Kali Puja — computed from real Panchang transits rather than a fixed list.
Punjabi festivalsPunjab's harvest and Sikh festivals — Lohri, Baisakhi, Bandi Chhor Divas and Guru Nanak Gurpurab — computed from real Panchang transits rather than a fixed list.
Gujarati festivalsGujarat's festivals — Uttarayan, Navratri Garba, Diwali and the Bestu Varas new year — computed from real Panchang transits rather than a fixed list.
Telugu & Kannada festivalsFestivals of the Telugu and Kannada calendars — Ugadi, Sri Rama Navami, Dasara and Deepavali — computed from real Panchang transits rather than a fixed list.
Marathi festivalsMaharashtra's festivals — Gudi Padwa, Ganeshotsav, Dahi Handi and Kojagiri Purnima — computed from real Panchang transits rather than a fixed list.
Odia festivalsOdisha's festivals — Pana Sankranti, Raja Parba, the Puri Ratha Yatra and Kartik Purnima — computed from real Panchang transits rather than a fixed list.
Assamese festivalsAssam's three Bihus — Bhogali, Bohag and Kati — with Durga Puja and Diwali, computed from real Panchang transits rather than a fixed list.