Amavasya Dates Festival Astrology in India
Phalguna Amavasya is the Amavasya in February month that falls on 20th of February. The Phalguna Amavasya 2023 tithi starts from 4:18 PM, February 19 and ends at 12:35 PM, February 20. Amavasya is no moon light day in Hindu calendar. This day is considered most ideal to worship our ancestors and pitra puja is quite common on this day.
The traditional Hindu calendar is quite different from the western calendar. It uses 30 Lunar Phases known as 'tithi (तिथि) '. One of the most important days according to this calendar is "Amavasya". This day marks the beginning of Shukla Paksha and is also known as 'no moon day' or 'new moon day'. It is believed that people having Pitra dosha in their kundli they must offer prayers to their ancestors on this day through pitra tarpan.
A lot of rituals and worship are done on Amavasya. It is also believed that the departed forefathers come down to visit their children on Earth on this date. This is the reason why people are concerned about Amavasya dates because they want to perform the necessary rituals of this day. Through this post, we are providing all the necessary details related to the Amavasya 2023 dates and tithi. Among all amavasya, kartik amavasya is considered very sacred.
Amavasya February 2023 Date and Time
Amavasya has its own importance as far as Hindu Almanac is concerned. That's why it's a good thing for you to note down Amavasya tithi 2023 and plan your worship accordingly. Here are the month-wise dates of Amasvasya in the year 2023.
January Amavasya Tithi
21st January
- Traditional Name: Darsha Amavasya, Magh Amavasya
- Begin time: 6:17 AM, January 21
- End time: 2:22 AM, January 22
- Day: Saturday
Amavasya Calendar 2023 for February
20th February
- Traditional Name: Darsha Amavasya, Phalguna Amavasya
- Begin time: 4:18 PM, February 19
- End time: 12:35 PM, February 20
- Day: Monday
Amavasya Date March
21st March
- Traditional Name: Chaitra Amavasya 2023
- Begin time - 1:47 AM, March 21
- End time - 10:52 PM, March 21
- Day - Tuesday
Amavasya April
Here is the date and timing of Amavasya in April.
19th April, 2023
- Traditional Name – Vaishakha Amavasya
- Begin Time - 11:23 AM, April 19
- End Time - 9:41 AM, April 20
- Day - Wednesday
Amavasya Date May
19th May
- Traditional Name - Jyestha Amavasya
- Traditional Name - Jyestha Amavasya
- End Time - 9:22 PM, May 19
- Day - Wednesday
Amavasya Date June
17th June 2023
- Traditional Name - Ashadha Amavasya
- End Time - 10:06 AM, June 18
- End Time - 9:22 PM, May 19
- Day - Saturday
Date of Amavasya in July
17th July 2023
- Traditional Name - Shravan Amavasya
- Begin Time - 10:08 PM, July 16
- End Time - 12:01 AM, July 18
- Day - Monday
Amavasya Date August
16th August 2023
- Traditional Name - Shravana Adhika Amavasya
- Begin Time - 12:42 PM, August 15
- End Time - 3:07 PM, August 16
- Day - Wednesday
Date of Amavasya September
14th September 2023
- Traditional Name - Bhadrapada Amavasya
- Begin Time - 4:48 AM, September 14
- End Time - 7:09 AM, September 15
- Day - Thursday
October Amavasya Tithi
14th October 2023
- Traditional Name - Ashwina Amavasya
- Begin Time - 9:50 PM, October 13
- End Time - 11:24 PM, October 14
- Day - Saturday
Date of Amavasya in November
13th November 2023
- Traditional Name - Kartika Amavasya
- Begin Time - 2:44 PM, November 12
- End Time - 2:56 PM, November 13
- Day - Monday
Amavasya Date December
12th December 2023
- Traditional Name - Margashirsha Amavasya
- Begin Time - 6:24 AM, December 12
- End Time - 5:01 AM, December 13
- Day - Tuesday
