Check complete Ekadashi Dates 2026, Parana timings, Vishnu vrat calendar, fasting rules and spiritual observances.
Looking for accurate Ekadashi dates in 2026? Here is the complete Ekadashi calendar with fasting dates, Paksha details, and Parana timings for devotees observing Lord Vishnu vrat throughout the year.
Ekadashi occurs twice every month and is considered highly important in Hindu Panchang traditions. Devotees across India observe fasting, prayer, and Vishnu worship on these sacred days.
This Ekadashi calendar 2026 helps devotees stay updated with:
| Ekadashi Name | Date | Day | Paksha | Parana Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shattila Ekadashi | 14 January 2026 | Wednesday | Krishna Paksha | 15 Jan, 06:18 AM – 09:56 AM |
| Jaya Ekadashi | 29 January 2026 | Thursday | Shukla Paksha | 30 Jan, 06:16 AM – 09:58 AM |
| Vijaya Ekadashi | 13 February 2026 | Friday | Krishna Paksha | 14 Feb, 06:09 AM – 09:56 AM |
| Amalaki Ekadashi | 27 February 2026 | Friday | Shukla Paksha | 28 Feb, 05:58 AM – 09:52 AM |
| Papmochani Ekadashi | 15 March 2026 | Sunday | Krishna Paksha | 16 Mar, 05:44 AM – 09:43 AM |
| Kamada Ekadashi | 29 March 2026 | Sunday | Shukla Paksha | 30 Mar, 06:02 AM – 09:32 AM |
| Varuthini Ekadashi | 13 April 2026 | Monday | Krishna Paksha | 14 Apr, 05:52 AM – 09:18 AM |
| Mohini Ekadashi | 27 April 2026 | Monday | Shukla Paksha | 28 Apr, 05:40 AM – 09:06 AM |
| Apara Ekadashi | 12 May 2026 | Tuesday | Krishna Paksha | 13 May, 05:31 AM – 08:55 AM |
| Nirjala Ekadashi | 27 May 2026 | Wednesday | Shukla Paksha | 28 May, 05:27 AM – 08:50 AM |
| Yogini Ekadashi | 10 June 2026 | Wednesday | Krishna Paksha | 11 Jun, 05:24 AM – 08:49 AM |
| Devshayani Ekadashi | 25 June 2026 | Thursday | Shukla Paksha | 26 Jun, 05:26 AM – 08:53 AM |
| Kamika Ekadashi | 10 July 2026 | Friday | Krishna Paksha | 11 Jul, 05:32 AM – 08:58 AM |
| Shravana Putrada Ekadashi | 24 July 2026 | Friday | Shukla Paksha | 25 Jul, 05:39 AM – 09:03 AM |
| Aja Ekadashi | 08 August 2026 | Saturday | Krishna Paksha | 09 Aug, 05:46 AM – 09:08 AM |
| Parivartini Ekadashi | 22 August 2026 | Saturday | Shukla Paksha | 23 Aug, 05:52 AM – 09:12 AM |
| Indira Ekadashi | 06 September 2026 | Sunday | Krishna Paksha | 07 Sep, 05:58 AM – 09:16 AM |
| Papankusha Ekadashi | 21 September 2026 | Monday | Shukla Paksha | 22 Sep, 06:03 AM – 09:20 AM |
| Rama Ekadashi | 05 October 2026 | Monday | Krishna Paksha | 06 Oct, 06:08 AM – 09:24 AM |
| Devutthana Ekadashi | 20 October 2026 | Tuesday | Shukla Paksha | 21 Oct, 06:13 AM – 09:28 AM |
| Utpanna Ekadashi | 03 November 2026 | Tuesday | Krishna Paksha | 04 Nov, 06:18 AM – 09:34 AM |
| Mokshada Ekadashi | 19 November 2026 | Thursday | Shukla Paksha | 20 Nov, 06:24 AM – 09:40 AM |
| Saphala Ekadashi | 03 December 2026 | Thursday | Krishna Paksha | 04 Dec, 06:30 AM – 09:45 AM |
| Pausha Putrada Ekadashi | 18 December 2026 | Friday | Shukla Paksha | 19 Dec, 06:36 AM – 09:50 AM |
Parana is the process of breaking the Ekadashi fast on Dwadashi, the day after Ekadashi. In Hindu traditions, devotees believe that breaking the fast during the correct Parana Muhurat brings spiritual benefits and properly completes the vrat.
On this day, many devotees wake up early, take a holy bath, worship Lord Vishnu, and offer Tulsi leaves before breaking their fast. Many people also donate food, clothes, or money to the needy as part of their devotion and religious practice.
It is believed that following the correct Parana time brings peace, blessings, and spiritual benefits.
Shattila Ekadashi is observed for spiritual purification, charity, and devotion toward Lord Vishnu.
Jaya Ekadashi is believed to help devotees overcome negative karma and attain peace.
Vijaya Ekadashi is observed for success, victory, and protection from obstacles. Devotees worship Lord Vishnu and seek blessings for strength and prosperity.
Amalaki Ekadashi is dedicated to the sacred Amla tree and Lord Vishnu. Observing this vrat is believed to bring spiritual merit and good health.
Papmochani Ekadashi is believed to help devotees seek forgiveness from past mistakes and remove negative karma through devotion and fasting.
Kamada Ekadashi is observed for fulfillment of wishes, family peace, and spiritual blessings from Lord Vishnu.
Varuthini Ekadashi is considered highly auspicious for protection, prosperity, and spiritual discipline. Devotees observe fasting and prayer to seek divine blessings.
Mohini Ekadashi is associated with Lord Vishnu’s Mohini avatar and is believed to remove negativity while bringing happiness and peace.
Apara Ekadashi is believed to provide spiritual benefits, forgiveness from sins, and positive energy through fasting and Vishnu worship.
Nirjala Ekadashi is one of the most important Ekadashi vrat. Many devotees observe a strict fast without food and water to seek spiritual purification and divine blessings.
Yogini Ekadashi is observed for relief from suffering, improved well-being, and spiritual peace through fasting and prayer.
Devshayani Ekadashi marks the beginning of Chaturmas, the sacred four-month period dedicated to spiritual practices and devotion.
Kamika Ekadashi is considered spiritually powerful for removing negativity and strengthening devotion toward Lord Vishnu.
Shravana Putrada Ekadashi is observed for the happiness, prosperity, and well-being of children and family life.
Aja Ekadashi is believed to help devotees attain spiritual growth, remove sins, and receive blessings from Lord Vishnu.
Parivartini Ekadashi marks the symbolic turning of Lord Vishnu during Chaturmas and is considered highly sacred.
Indira Ekadashi is important for performing rituals dedicated to ancestors and seeking peace for departed souls.
Papankusha Ekadashi is observed for spiritual purification, charity, and attaining divine blessings.
Rama Ekadashi is associated with Goddess Lakshmi and is believed to bring prosperity, peace, and happiness to devotees.
Devutthana Ekadashi marks the awakening of Lord Vishnu after Chaturmas and is considered highly auspicious for marriages and celebrations.
Utpanna Ekadashi is associated with the origin of Ekadashi vrat and spiritual discipline dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Mokshada Ekadashi is believed to help devotees seek liberation, wisdom, and spiritual blessings through fasting and prayer.
Saphala Ekadashi is observed for success, positivity, spiritual progress, and fulfillment of goals.
Pausha Putrada Ekadashi is dedicated to the well-being, happiness, and prosperity of children and family life.
One of the most spiritually significant Ekadashi vrat observed with strict fasting.
Marks the beginning of Chaturmas in Hindu traditions.
One of the most sacred Ekadashi dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Observed for spiritual liberation and divine blessings.
Usually 24 Ekadashi are observed in a year, with two Ekadashi every month.
Nirjala Ekadashi and Vaikuntha Ekadashi are considered among the most spiritually significant.
Parana is the process of breaking the Ekadashi fast on Dwadashi during the prescribed timing.
Many devotees consume water and fruits, while some observe Nirjala fasting without water.
Ekadashi fasting is observed for spiritual purification, devotion toward Lord Vishnu, and mental discipline.
Ekadashi fasting continues to be one of the most spiritually important observances in Hindu traditions. This Ekadashi Dates 2026 calendar helps devotees stay updated with accurate fasting dates, Parana timings, and monthly vrat observances throughout the year.
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