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Ekadashi 2027 in Washington DC

All 25 fast dates with tithi start and end and the parana window, in Washington DC local time.

The next Ekadashi in Washington DC is Saphala Ekadashi on Sat, 2 Jan 2027. The tithi runs 2 Jan, 3:54 AM to 3 Jan, 5:38 AM, and parana is on Sun, 3 Jan 2027 morning.

"Next" is as of when this page was last built; the table below covers the whole year.

Ekadashi 2027 dates: Washington DC

Fast dateEkadashiTithiParana (next morning)
Sat, 2 Jan 2027Saphala
Margashirsha Krishna
2 Jan, 3:54 AM → 3 Jan, 5:38 AMSun, 3 Jan 2027: after 12:10 PM, before Dwadashi ends 4 Jan, 7:46 AM
Mon, 18 Jan 2027Pausha Putrada
Pausha Shukla
17 Jan, 11:57 PM → 18 Jan, 9:19 PMTue, 19 Jan 2027: after 7:23 AM, before Dwadashi ends 19 Jan, 6:11 PM
Mon, 1 Feb 2027Shattila
Pausha Krishna
31 Jan, 10:11 PM → 2 Feb, 12:40 AMTue, 2 Feb 2027: after 7:20 AM, before Dwadashi ends 3 Feb, 3:20 AM
Wed, 17 Feb 2027Jaya
Magha Shukla
16 Feb, 9:49 AM → 17 Feb, 7:02 AMThu, 18 Feb 2027: after sunrise (6:55 AM); Dwadashi already ended 18 Feb, 3:58 AM
Wed, 3 Mar 2027Vijaya
Magha Krishna
2 Mar, 6:14 PM → 3 Mar, 8:54 PMThu, 4 Mar 2027: after 6:36 AM, before Dwadashi ends 4 Mar, 11:24 PM
Thu, 18 Mar 2027Amalaki
Phalguna Shukla
17 Mar, 6:51 PM → 18 Mar, 4:21 PMFri, 19 Mar 2027: after 7:13 AM, before Dwadashi ends 19 Mar, 1:47 PM
Fri, 2 Apr 2027Papmochani
Phalguna Krishna
1 Apr, 3:15 PM → 2 Apr, 5:22 PMSat, 3 Apr 2027: after 6:49 AM, before Dwadashi ends 3 Apr, 6:56 PM
Fri, 16 Apr 2027Kamada
Chaitra Shukla
16 Apr, 1:52 AM → 16 Apr, 11:58 PMSat, 17 Apr 2027: after 6:29 AM, before Dwadashi ends 17 Apr, 10:12 PM
Sun, 2 May 2027Varuthini
Chaitra Krishna
1 May, 9:24 AM → 2 May, 10:22 AMMon, 3 May 2027: after 6:08 AM, before Dwadashi ends 3 May, 10:34 AM
Sun, 16 May 2027Mohini
Vaishakha Shukla
15 May, 8:47 AM → 16 May, 7:43 AMMon, 17 May 2027: after 5:54 AM, before Dwadashi ends 17 May, 6:58 AM
Mon, 31 May 2027Apara
Vaishakha Krishna
31 May, 12:32 AM → 1 Jun, 12:10 AMTue, 1 Jun 2027: after 5:52 AM, before Dwadashi ends 1 Jun, 10:59 PM
Mon, 14 Jun 2027Nirjala
Jyeshtha Shukla
13 Jun, 4:42 PM → 14 Jun, 4:38 PMTue, 15 Jun 2027: after 5:42 AM, before Dwadashi ends 15 Jun, 5:01 PM
Wed, 30 Jun 2027Yogini
Jyeshtha Krishna
29 Jun, 12:34 PM → 30 Jun, 11:01 AMThu, 1 Jul 2027: after 5:46 AM, before Dwadashi ends 1 Jul, 8:45 AM
Tue, 13 Jul 2027Devshayani
Ashadha Shukla
13 Jul, 2:39 AM → 14 Jul, 3:40 AMWed, 14 Jul 2027: after 10:03 AM, before Dwadashi ends 15 Jul, 5:10 AM
Thu, 29 Jul 2027Kamika
Ashadha Krishna
28 Jul, 10:04 PM → 29 Jul, 7:43 PMFri, 30 Jul 2027: after 6:07 AM, before Dwadashi ends 30 Jul, 4:48 PM
Thu, 12 Aug 2027Shravana Putrada
Shravana Shukla
11 Aug, 3:29 PM → 12 Aug, 5:29 PMFri, 13 Aug 2027: after 6:19 AM, before Dwadashi ends 13 Aug, 7:51 PM
Fri, 27 Aug 2027Aja
Shravana Krishna
27 Aug, 5:55 AM → 28 Aug, 3:12 AMSat, 28 Aug 2027: after 8:25 AM, before Dwadashi ends 29 Aug, 12:05 AM
Sat, 11 Sep 2027Parsva
Bhadrapada Shukla
10 Sep, 7:30 AM → 11 Sep, 10:06 AMSun, 12 Sep 2027: after 6:46 AM, before Dwadashi ends 12 Sep, 12:43 PM
Sun, 26 Sep 2027Indira
Bhadrapada Krishna
25 Sep, 1:01 PM → 26 Sep, 10:19 AMMon, 27 Sep 2027: after 7:00 AM, before Dwadashi ends 27 Sep, 7:25 AM
Sun, 10 Oct 2027Papankusha
Ashvin Shukla
10 Oct, 2:11 AM → 11 Oct, 4:38 AMMon, 11 Oct 2027: after 11:10 AM, before Dwadashi ends 12 Oct, 6:44 AM
Mon, 25 Oct 2027Rama
Ashvin Krishna
24 Oct, 8:10 PM → 25 Oct, 5:52 PMTue, 26 Oct 2027: after 7:28 AM, before Dwadashi ends 26 Oct, 3:33 PM
Tue, 9 Nov 2027Devutthana (Prabodhini)
Kartika Shukla
8 Nov, 9:04 PM → 9 Nov, 10:41 PMWed, 10 Nov 2027: after 6:45 AM, before Dwadashi ends 10 Nov, 11:37 PM
Tue, 23 Nov 2027Utpanna
Kartika Krishna
23 Nov, 3:15 AM → 24 Nov, 1:41 AMWed, 24 Nov 2027: after 7:21 AM, before Dwadashi ends 25 Nov, 12:21 AM
Thu, 9 Dec 2027Mokshada
Margashirsha Shukla
8 Dec, 4:29 PM → 9 Dec, 4:50 PMFri, 10 Dec 2027: after 7:15 AM, before Dwadashi ends 10 Dec, 4:23 PM
Thu, 23 Dec 2027Saphala
Margashirsha Krishna
22 Dec, 1:11 PM → 23 Dec, 12:42 PMFri, 24 Dec 2027: after 7:24 AM, before Dwadashi ends 24 Dec, 12:38 PM

Fasting and parana

Most families fast from sunrise on Ekadashi to the next morning, with fruit, milk and nuts if a full fast is not possible. Grains and beans are avoided. Break the fast after sunrise on Dwadashi, once Hari Vasara is over, and ideally before Dwadashi ends. If you cannot fast for health reasons, chanting the Vishnu Sahasranama or donating food keeps the observance.

Frequently asked questions

How many Ekadashis are there in 2027?

25 in Washington DC. Each date is the local day whose sunrise falls in Ekadashi tithi.

Why are some Ekadashi dates in Washington DC different from India?

The tithi begins at the same instant worldwide, but the fast is kept on your local day whose sunrise falls in Ekadashi. With your sunrise hours away from India's, the date can move by a day.

When should I break the fast (parana)?

The next morning after sunrise, once Hari Vasara (the first quarter of Dwadashi) is over, and ideally before Dwadashi ends. The table gives all three times for your city.

Which rule do you follow?

The Smarta udaya-tithi (sunrise) rule used by most family calendars. ISKCON and other Vaishnava calendars add rules for Dashami touching the pre-dawn hours, so a few of their dates can be a day later.

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