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Purnima Dates in 2027

Every Purnima date in 2027 - all 12, with the weekday for each. Computed from the panchang, not a copied list.

Purnima dates in 2027

Purnima falls 12 times in 2027: 22 January 2027 (Friday), 22 March 2027 (Monday), 20 April 2027 (Tuesday), 20 May 2027 (Thursday), 18 June 2027 (Friday), 19 June 2027 (Saturday), 18 July 2027 (Sunday), 17 August 2027 (Tuesday), 15 September 2027 (Wednesday), 15 October 2027 (Friday), 14 November 2027 (Sunday), 13 December 2027 (Monday).

What Purnima is

The full moon - the culmination of the bright fortnight. Traditionally a day for charity, gratitude and completion, and the anchor several named festivals are counted from.

How the date is fixed

Purnima falls once a lunar month. The observance day is the one on which that tithi is running at sunrise - the conventional rule - which is why it moves against the Gregorian calendar each month rather than landing on a fixed date.

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Frequently asked

When is the first Purnima in 2027?
22 January 2027, a Friday.
How many times does Purnima occur in a year?
Purnima occurs once a lunar month - 12 times across the period published for 2027.
Are these dates the same everywhere?
The tithi itself barely varies across India, but the sunrise that decides the observance day - and the timings for starting and breaking a fast - depend on your location. Check your city's panchang for those.

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