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Purnima 2029पूर्णिमा

Purnima marks the auspicious full moon day occurring once every lunar month, dedicated to sacred bathing, fasting, and the worship of Lord Satyanarayan.

Next occurrence · New Delhi (28.6139° N, 77.2090° E)

Tuesday, 30 January 2029

One of 12 Purnima observances in 2029 — full list below.

Tradition harmony

All regional traditions Chakra tracks agree on this date:

North (Purnimanta)
30 Jan 2029
South (Amanta)
30 Jan 2029
Tamil
30 Jan 2029
Bengali
30 Jan 2029
ISKCON
30 Jan 2029
Smarta
30 Jan 2029

Tithi window

Begins 29 Jan, 1:54 pm

Ends 30 Jan, 11:34 am

Month view

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  • 14 SunMakar Sankranti →Makara Sankranti marks the Sun's entry into the sidereal sign of Capricorn and the start of its northward course.
  • 19 FriVasant Panchami →Vasant Panchami honours Saraswati, the goddess of learning and the arts, and marks the first stirring of spring.

Also this month: Sankashti Chaturthi (1), Ekadashi (2), Pradosh Vrat (2), Masik Shivratri (1), Amavasya (1), Vinayaka Chaturthi (1), Masik Durga Ashtami (1), Purnima (1), Satyanarayan Puja (1).

Local horizon calculations

City-wise timings

CityLocal dateTithi window (local)vs. New Delhi
New Delhi30 Jan 20291:54 pm – 30 Jan, 11:34 amSame day
Varanasi30 Jan 20291:54 pm – 30 Jan, 11:34 amSame day
Mumbai30 Jan 20291:54 pm – 30 Jan, 11:34 amSame day
Bengaluru30 Jan 20291:54 pm – 30 Jan, 11:34 amSame day
Kolkata30 Jan 20291:54 pm – 30 Jan, 11:34 amSame day
Chennai30 Jan 20291:54 pm – 30 Jan, 11:34 amSame day
London29 Jan 20298:24 am – 30 Jan, 6:04 amDiffers
San Francisco29 Jan 202912:24 am – 10:04 pmDiffers

Tithi window shown in each city’s own local time — the underlying instant is the same worldwide.

12 observances in 2029 · New Delhi

DateNameTithi window
Tuesday, 30 January 2029Featured abovePurnima1:54 pm – 30 Jan, 11:34 am
Wednesday, 28 February 2029Purnima2:05 am – 10:40 pm
Friday, 30 March 2029AdhikaPurnima11:52 am – 30 Mar, 7:56 am
Saturday, 28 April 2029Purnima7:56 pm – 28 Apr, 4:07 pm
Sunday, 27 May 2029Purnima3:15 am – 28 May, 12:08 am
Tuesday, 26 June 2029Purnima10:55 am – 26 Jun, 8:52 am
Wednesday, 25 July 2029Purnima7:51 pm – 25 Jul, 7:06 pm
Friday, 24 August 2029Purnima6:48 am – 24 Aug, 7:21 am
Saturday, 22 September 2029Purnima8:19 pm – 22 Sept, 9:59 pm
Monday, 22 October 2029Purnima12:32 pm – 22 Oct, 2:58 pm
Wednesday, 21 November 2029Purnima7:03 am – 21 Nov, 9:33 am
Thursday, 20 December 2029Purnima2:31 am – 21 Dec, 4:17 am

Purnima is the full moon day in the Hindu lunar calendar, representing the maximum brilliance of the moon as it reaches exactly 180 degrees opposite the sun. Occurring at the zenith of the waxing fortnight (Shukla Paksha), it marks the end of the month in the Purnimanta calendar and the midpoint in the Amanta calendar.

In Hindu tradition, the full moon symbolizes completeness, clarity, and abundant vitality. The day is universally regarded as auspicious for sacred dips (snana) in holy rivers, observing devotional fasts, offering charitable donations, and conducting the congregational Satyanarayan Puja in homes and community halls.

Major national festivals coincide with prominent Purnimas throughout the year, including Guru Purnima in Ashadha, Raksha Bandhan in Shravana, Sharad Purnima in Ashwina, Kartik Purnima, and Buddha Purnima in Vaishakha.

Multi-year archive

Purnima in other years