Odia Calendar 2027 January featuring Hindu festivals, Ekadashi dates, Purnima, Amavasya, Makar Sankranti, sunrise, sunset, Tithi, Nakshatra and Odia monthly calendar.

Odia Calendar 2027 January: Complete Hindu Calendar, Festivals, Vrat, Tithi, Nakshatra, Sunrise & Sunset

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The Odia Calendar 2027 January is an essential monthly calendar for devotees and families in Odisha. It provides complete information about Pausha and Magha month, including daily Tithi, Paksha, Nakshatra, Moon Sign (Rashi), Sunrise, Sunset, Ekadashi, Purnima, Amavasya, Sankranti, and important Hindu festivals.

Whether you are planning a religious ceremony, observing a fast (Vrat), visiting a temple, or checking today’s Hindu date, the January 2027 Odia Calendar offers all the important Panchang details in one place. The calendar begins with Krishna Paksha and later transitions into Shukla Paksha, marking several significant observances throughout the month.

This January includes major festivals such as Saphala Ekadashi, Uttarayana Makar Sankranti, Pausha Putrada Ekadashi, Gauna Pausha Putrada Ekadashi, Vaishnava Pausha Putrada Ekadashi, Amavasya, Purnima, Anvadhan, and Ishti.

Odia Calendar January 2027 Overview

ParticularDetails
MonthJanuary 2027
CalendarOdia Hindu Calendar
Hindu MonthsPausha – Magha
PakshaKrishna Paksha & Shukla Paksha
Total Days31
Major FestivalsSaphala Ekadashi, Uttarayana Makar Sankranti, Pausha Putrada Ekadashi
Ekadashi3
Amavasya1
Purnima1
SankrantiUttarayana Makar Sankranti

January 2027 Festival List

DateDayFestival / Vrat
January 3SundaySaphala Ekadashi
January 7ThursdayAmavasya, Anvadhan
January 8FridayIshti
January 14ThursdayUttarayana Makar Sankranti
January 18MondayPausha Putrada Ekadashi
January 19TuesdayGauna Pausha Putrada Ekadashi, Vaishnava Pausha Putrada Ekadashi
January 22FridayPurnima, Anvadhan
January 23SaturdayIshti

January 2027 Date-wise Odia Calendar

The table below provides daily Hindu calendar information, including the Hindu date, Paksha, Tithi and Nakshatra.

DateHindu DatePakshaTithiNakshatra
January 1, 202717 PaushaKrishnaNavamiChitra
January 2, 202718 PaushaKrishnaDashamiSwati
January 3, 202719 PaushaKrishnaEkadashiVishakha
January 4, 202720 PaushaKrishnaDwadashiAnuradha
January 5, 202721 PaushaKrishnaTrayodashiJyeshtha
January 6, 202722 PaushaKrishnaChaturdashiMula
January 7, 202723 PaushaKrishnaAmavasyaPurva Ashadha
January 8, 202724 PaushaShuklaPratipadaPurva Ashadha
January 9, 202725 PaushaShuklaDwitiyaUttara Ashadha
January 10, 202726 PaushaShuklaTritiyaShravana
January 11, 202727 PaushaShuklaTritiyaDhanishtha
January 12, 202728 PaushaShuklaChaturthiShatabhisha
January 13, 202729 PaushaShuklaPanchamiPurva Bhadrapada
January 14, 20271 MaghaShuklaShashthiUttara Bhadrapada
January 15, 20272 MaghaShuklaSaptamiRevati
January 16, 20273 MaghaShuklaAshtamiAshwini
January 17, 20274 MaghaShuklaNavamiBharani
January 18, 20275 MaghaShuklaDashamiKrittika
January 19, 20276 MaghaShuklaEkadashiRohini
January 20, 20277 MaghaShuklaTrayodashiMrigashira
January 21, 20278 MaghaShuklaChaturdashiArdra
January 22, 20279 MaghaShuklaPurnimaPunarvasu
January 23, 202710 MaghaKrishnaPratipadaPushya
January 24, 202711 MaghaKrishnaDwitiyaMagha
January 25, 202712 MaghaKrishnaTritiyaPurva Phalguni
January 26, 202713 MaghaKrishnaPanchamiUttara Phalguni
January 27, 202714 MaghaKrishnaShashthiHasta
January 28, 202715 MaghaKrishnaSaptamiChitra
January 29, 202716 MaghaKrishnaAshtamiSwati
January 30, 202717 MaghaKrishnaNavamiVishakha
January 31, 202718 MaghaKrishnaDashamiAnuradha

January 2027 Calendar Highlights

January 2027 starts with Krishna Paksha Navami on January 1 and continues through Amavasya on January 7. From January 8 onward, the month enters Shukla Paksha, beginning with Pratipada. This lunar transition marks the start of a new waxing phase of the Moon, leading toward Purnima later in the month.

One of the most important festivals in early January is Saphala Ekadashi, observed on January 3, 2027. This sacred Ekadashi is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is observed by devotees through fasting, prayers, and charitable activities.

Another significant observance is Amavasya on January 7, a spiritually important day for performing ancestor rituals, offering prayers, and participating in religious ceremonies. The following day, Shukla Pratipada marks the beginning of the bright fortnight of the lunar month.

January 2027 Sunrise and Sunset

DateDaySunriseSunset
January 1, 2027Friday07:1417:35
January 2, 2027Saturday07:1417:36
January 3, 2027Sunday07:1517:37
January 4, 2027Monday07:1517:37
January 5, 2027Tuesday07:1517:38
January 6, 2027Wednesday07:1517:39
January 7, 2027Thursday07:1517:40
January 8, 2027Friday07:1517:40
January 9, 2027Saturday07:1517:41
January 10, 2027Sunday07:1517:42
January 11, 2027Monday07:1517:43
January 12, 2027Tuesday07:1517:44
January 13, 2027Wednesday07:1517:44
January 14, 2027Thursday07:1517:45
January 15, 2027Friday07:1517:46
January 16, 2027Saturday07:1517:47
January 17, 2027Sunday07:1517:48
January 18, 2027Monday07:1417:48
January 19, 2027Tuesday07:1417:49
January 20, 2027Wednesday07:1417:50
January 21, 2027Thursday07:1417:51
January 22, 2027Friday07:1317:52
January 23, 2027Saturday07:1317:53
January 24, 2027Sunday07:1317:53
January 25, 2027Monday07:1217:54
January 26, 2027Tuesday07:1217:55
January 27, 2027Wednesday07:1117:56
January 28, 2027Thursday07:1117:57
January 29, 2027Friday07:1117:58
January 30, 2027Saturday07:1017:58
January 31, 2027Sunday07:1017:59

January 2027 Ekadashi Dates

Ekadashi is one of the most sacred fasting days in Hinduism and is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Devotees observe Ekadashi Vrat to seek spiritual growth, peace, prosperity, and the blessings of Lord Vishnu. January 2027 includes three important Ekadashi observances, including Smarta and Vaishnava traditions.

EkadashiDateDay
Saphala EkadashiJanuary 3, 2027Sunday
Pausha Putrada EkadashiJanuary 18, 2027Monday
Gauna Pausha Putrada EkadashiJanuary 19, 2027Tuesday
Vaishnava Pausha Putrada EkadashiJanuary 19, 2027Tuesday

Saphala Ekadashi

Saphala Ekadashi falls on Sunday, January 3, 2027, during Krishna Paksha. It is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is believed to remove obstacles while bringing success, prosperity, and spiritual progress. Devotees observe fasting, visit Vishnu temples, and recite Vishnu Sahasranama.

Pausha Putrada Ekadashi

Pausha Putrada Ekadashi is observed on Monday, January 18, 2027. Married couples especially observe this fast while praying for healthy children, family happiness, and prosperity.

Gauna and Vaishnava Pausha Putrada Ekadashi

Gauna and Vaishnava Pausha Putrada Ekadashi are observed on Tuesday, January 19, 2027 according to Vaishnava traditions and Panchang calculations.

January 2027 Amavasya

Amavasya is considered one of the most significant days for offering prayers to ancestors (Pitru), performing charity, and visiting temples.

DateDayFestival
January 7, 2027ThursdayAmavasya, Anvadhan

On Amavasya, many devotees perform Pitru Tarpan, offer food to the needy, and worship Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. It is regarded as an auspicious day for spiritual practices and remembrance of ancestors.

January 2027 Purnima

Purnima marks the Full Moon day and holds great religious importance in Hinduism. It is considered highly auspicious for fasting, charity, and devotional worship.

DateDayFestival
January 22, 2027FridayPurnima, Anvadhan

Many devotees observe Purnima Vrat, perform Satyanarayan Puja, visit temples, and donate food, clothes, and other essentials to those in need.

Uttarayana Makar Sankranti 2027

DateDayFestival
January 14, 2027ThursdayUttarayana Makar Sankranti

Uttarayana Makar Sankranti marks the Sun’s transition into Makara (Capricorn) and the beginning of Uttarayana, the northward journey of the Sun. It is one of the most important Hindu festivals celebrated across India under different regional names such as Makar Sankranti, Pongal, Uttarayan, and Magh Bihu.

Devotees celebrate the festival by:

  • Taking holy baths in sacred rivers
  • Worshipping Surya Dev
  • Donating sesame seeds, jaggery, blankets, and food
  • Flying kites in many regions
  • Preparing traditional festive dishes

January 2027 Nakshatra Calendar

DateNakshatra
January 1Chitra
January 2Swati
January 3Vishakha
January 4Anuradha
January 5Jyeshtha
January 6Mula
January 7Purva Ashadha
January 8Purva Ashadha
January 9Uttara Ashadha
January 10Shravana
January 11Dhanishtha
January 12Shatabhisha
January 13Purva Bhadrapada
January 14Uttara Bhadrapada
January 15Revati
January 16Ashwini
January 17Bharani
January 18Krittika
January 19Rohini
January 20Mrigashira
January 21Ardra
January 22Punarvasu
January 23Pushya
January 24Magha
January 25Purva Phalguni
January 26Uttara Phalguni
January 27Hasta
January 28Chitra
January 29Swati
January 30Vishakha
January 31Anuradha

January 2027 Tithi Calendar

DateTithi
January 1Krishna Navami
January 2Krishna Dashami
January 3Krishna Ekadashi
January 4Krishna Dwadashi
January 5Krishna Trayodashi
January 6Krishna Chaturdashi
January 7Amavasya
January 8Shukla Pratipada
January 9Shukla Dwitiya
January 10Shukla Tritiya
January 11Shukla Tritiya
January 12Shukla Chaturthi
January 13Shukla Panchami
January 14Shukla Shashthi
January 15Shukla Saptami
January 16Shukla Ashtami
January 17Shukla Navami
January 18Shukla Dashami
January 19Shukla Ekadashi
January 20Shukla Trayodashi
January 21Shukla Chaturdashi
January 22Purnima
January 23Krishna Pratipada
January 24Krishna Dwitiya
January 25Krishna Tritiya
January 26Krishna Panchami
January 27Krishna Shashthi
January 28Krishna Saptami
January 29Krishna Ashtami
January 30Krishna Navami
January 31Krishna Dashami

Frequently Asked Questions

Which are the major festivals in the Odia Calendar for January 2027?

The major festivals are Saphala Ekadashi, Amavasya, Uttarayana Makar Sankranti, Pausha Putrada Ekadashi, Gauna Pausha Putrada Ekadashi, Vaishnava Pausha Putrada Ekadashi, and Purnima.

When is Uttarayana Makar Sankranti in 2027?

Uttarayana Makar Sankranti falls on Thursday, January 14, 2027.

When is Amavasya in January 2027?

Amavasya is observed on Thursday, January 7, 2027.

When is Purnima in January 2027?

Purnima falls on Friday, January 22, 2027.

How many Ekadashi are observed in January 2027?

January 2027 includes Saphala Ekadashi, Pausha Putrada Ekadashi, Gauna Pausha Putrada Ekadashi, and Vaishnava Pausha Putrada Ekadashi.

Which Hindu months are covered in the January 2027 Odia Calendar?

The month includes the Hindu months of Pausha and Magha.

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