Skip to content

Festival calendar · 2027 Holi 2027: Date in India and Abroad

Holi 2027 is on Monday, 22 March in New Delhi. In Singapore and Sydney it falls on Tuesday, 23 March.

Holi 2027 in your city

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

India
CityDateTime
New DelhiMon, 22 MarThe whole day
MumbaiMon, 22 MarThe whole day
KolkataMon, 22 MarThe whole day
ChennaiMon, 22 MarThe whole day
BengaluruMon, 22 MarThe whole day
HyderabadMon, 22 MarThe whole day
AhmedabadMon, 22 MarThe whole day
PuneMon, 22 MarThe whole day
JaipurMon, 22 MarThe whole day
LucknowMon, 22 MarThe whole day
PatnaMon, 22 MarThe whole day
VaranasiMon, 22 MarThe whole day
Outside India
CityDateTime
LondonMon, 22 MarThe whole day
New YorkMon, 22 MarThe whole day
TorontoMon, 22 MarThe whole day
DubaiMon, 22 MarThe whole day
SingaporeTue, 23 MarThe whole day
SydneyTue, 23 MarThe whole day

Another city? The festival calendar works out every festival for any town worldwide. Open the 2027 calendar →

What is Holi?

Holi, the festival of colours, celebrates spring and the victory of good over evil. People play with coloured powder and water, visit friends and share sweets such as gujiya.

How the date is decided

Holi is played the day after Holika Dahan (Chaitra Krishna Pratipada), even when Purnima is still current that morning.

Where traditions differ

Holiday lists that take the Pratipada at sunrise can show Holi a day later than the Panchang, as the central government's list did for 2027.

How Taradisha calculates →

Questions about Holi 2027

When is Holi in 2027?

Holi 2027 is on Monday, 22 March in New Delhi. In Singapore and Sydney it falls on Tuesday, 23 March.

Is Holi 2027 on a different date in the USA, UK or Australia?

Yes, in some places: Singapore and Sydney: Tuesday, 23 March. 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.