Hindu calendar
Hindu Calendar April 2033 · Panchang and Festival Dates
Chaitra 18, 2089 to Baisakh 17, 2090 BSConvert Nepali dates
Daily panchang for every day of April 2033, with the tithi at sunrise, nakshatra and paksha beside each English date, calculated for London. Select any day for its full panchang, festivals and auspicious timings.
Date Day Tithi Festivals
01Chaitra 18, 2089 BSFriDwitiya02Chaitra 19, 2089 BSSatTritiya03Chaitra 20, 2089 BSSunChaturthi04Chaitra 21, 2089 BSMonShashti05Chaitra 22, 2089 BSTueSaptami06Chaitra 23, 2089 BSWedAshtami07Chaitra 24, 2089 BSThuNavamiRam Navami08Chaitra 25, 2089 BSFriDashami09Chaitra 26, 2089 BSSatDashami10Chaitra 27, 2089 BSSunEkadashiEkadashi11Chaitra 28, 2089 BSMonDwadashiPradosh Vrat12Chaitra 29, 2089 BSTueTrayodashi13Chaitra 30, 2089 BSWedChaturdashi14Baisakh 1, 2090 BSThuPurnimaHanuman Jayanti, Mesha Sankranti15Baisakh 2, 2090 BSFriPratipad16Baisakh 3, 2090 BSSatDwitiya17Baisakh 4, 2090 BSSunTritiya18Baisakh 5, 2090 BSMonChaturthiSankashti Chaturthi19Baisakh 6, 2090 BSTuePanchami20Baisakh 7, 2090 BSWedShashti21Baisakh 8, 2090 BSThuSaptami22Baisakh 9, 2090 BSFriAshtami23Baisakh 10, 2090 BSSatNavami24Baisakh 11, 2090 BSSunDashami25Baisakh 12, 2090 BSMonEkadashiEkadashi26Baisakh 13, 2090 BSTueDwadashiPradosh Vrat27Baisakh 14, 2090 BSWedTrayodashiMasik Shivaratri28Baisakh 15, 2090 BSThuChaturdashiAmavasya29Baisakh 16, 2090 BSFriPratipad30Baisakh 17, 2090 BSSatDwitiya
Festivals in April 2033
3Major festival dates for Nepal and India
Vrats and Observances in April 2033
7Fasting days and monthly observances
- 10SunEkadashiEkadashiVishnu vrat, kept on the eleventh of each fortnight.
- 11MonPradosh VratVratSoma Pradosh. Shiva worship at twilight on the thirteenth.
- 18MonSankashti ChaturthiVratGanesha vrat broken at moonrise.
- 25MonEkadashiEkadashiVishnu vrat, kept on the eleventh of each fortnight.
- 26TuePradosh VratVratBhauma Pradosh. Shiva worship at twilight on the thirteenth.
- 27WedMasik ShivaratriVratThe monthly night of Shiva, judged at midnight.
- 28ThuAmavasyaVratNew moon, kept for ancestral offerings.