Festival calendar · 2026 Anant Chaturdashi 2026: Date in India and Abroad
Anant Chaturdashi 2026 is on Friday, 25 September in New Delhi. The date is the same in all the cities below.
Anant Chaturdashi 2026 in your city
Dates and times are local to each city, worked out for its sunrise, sunset and time zone.
| City | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| New Delhi | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Mumbai | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Kolkata | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Chennai | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Bengaluru | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Hyderabad | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Ahmedabad | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Pune | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Jaipur | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Lucknow | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Patna | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Varanasi | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| City | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| London | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| New York | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Toronto | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Dubai | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Singapore | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
| Sydney | Fri, 25 Sep | The whole day |
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What is Anant Chaturdashi?
Anant Chaturdashi is the day of worship of Lord Vishnu as Anant, when devotees tie the fourteen-knotted Anant thread. It is also the last day of the Ganesh festival, when most Ganesha idols are immersed.
How the date is decided
It is Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturdashi at sunrise, with the three-muhurta rule (Dharma Sindhu).
Questions about Anant Chaturdashi 2026
When is Anant Chaturdashi in 2026?
Anant Chaturdashi 2026 is on Friday, 25 September in New Delhi. The date is the same in all the cities below.
Is Anant Chaturdashi 2026 on a different date in the USA, UK or Australia?
No. In London, New York, Toronto, Dubai, Singapore and Sydney it is also on Friday, 25 September, though the times differ.
Festival days begin at sunrise, as in a traditional Panchang. Check with your family priest for rites that follow a particular tradition.