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Festival calendar · 2026 Nag Panchami 2026: Date in India and Abroad

Nag Panchami 2026 is on Monday, 17 August in New Delhi. In New York and Toronto it falls on Sunday, 16 August.

Nag Panchami 2026 in your city

Dates and times are local to each city, worked out for its sunrise, sunset and time zone.

India
CityDateTime
New DelhiMon, 17 AugThe whole day
MumbaiMon, 17 AugThe whole day
KolkataMon, 17 AugThe whole day
ChennaiMon, 17 AugThe whole day
BengaluruMon, 17 AugThe whole day
HyderabadMon, 17 AugThe whole day
AhmedabadMon, 17 AugThe whole day
PuneMon, 17 AugThe whole day
JaipurMon, 17 AugThe whole day
LucknowMon, 17 AugThe whole day
PatnaMon, 17 AugThe whole day
VaranasiMon, 17 AugThe whole day
Outside India
CityDateTime
LondonMon, 17 AugThe whole day
New YorkSun, 16 AugThe whole day
TorontoSun, 16 AugThe whole day
DubaiMon, 17 AugThe whole day
SingaporeMon, 17 AugThe whole day
SydneyMon, 17 AugThe whole day

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What is Nag Panchami?

Nag Panchami is the day of worship of the Nagas, the serpent deities. Families offer milk and flowers at snake images or anthills and draw serpents at the doorway.

How the date is decided

In north India it is Shravana Shukla Panchami at sunrise, with the three-muhurta rule.

Where traditions differ

Gujarat keeps Nag Pancham on Shravana Krishna Panchami, and Andhra Pradesh and Telangana keep Nagula Chavithi in Kartika.

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Questions about Nag Panchami 2026

When is Nag Panchami in 2026?

Nag Panchami 2026 is on Monday, 17 August in New Delhi. In New York and Toronto it falls on Sunday, 16 August.

Is Nag Panchami 2026 on a different date in the USA, UK or Australia?

Yes, in some places: New York and Toronto: Sunday, 16 August. The tithi's hours fall on different clock days outside India, so each city's date is worked out for its own sunrise and time zone.

Festival days begin at sunrise, as in a traditional Panchang. Check with your family priest for rites that follow a particular tradition.