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Amavasya Date Calculator

The next 6 Amavasya (new moon) dates from any starting date.

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Last reviewed 2026-09-06

About the Amavasya Date Calculator

Finds the next 6 Amavasya (new moon) dates from any starting date.

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How to use it
  1. Enter a starting date (defaults to today).
  2. Read the next 6 calculated Amavasya dates.
Formula
Amavasya is the 30th (final) Tithi of Krishna Paksha (new moon) — found by searching forward day-by-day from the given start date for the next date whose Tithi matches.
Worked example

From 7 September 2026, the next 6 Amavasyas are calculated as: 10 Sep, 10 Oct, 8 Nov (Diwali), 8 Dec, 7 Jan 2027, 6 Feb 2027.

A few significant Amavasyas
A few significant Amavasyas
Name / contextSignificance
Kartik AmavasyaDiwali (Lakshmi Puja) — see the dedicated Diwali Date Calculator
Mauni AmavasyaMagha month; observed with silence (mauna) and holy-river bathing
Somvati AmavasyaAny Amavasya that falls on a Monday — considered especially auspicious
Pitru Paksha's final Amavasya (Sarvapitri Amavasya)The last day of the ancestor-remembrance fortnight, in Ashwin month
Interpreting your result

This is a calculated approximation using a fixed India Standard Time midday reference; the exact moment of new moon can fall at any time of day, so a date very close to the transition can occasionally differ by a day from another source.

Recommendations
  • Amavasya and Purnima (full moon) together mark the two poles of each lunar month — see the Purnima Date Calculator for the complementary full-moon dates.
Frequently asked questions
The new moon Tithi — the final (30th) Tithi of Krishna Paksha, when the Moon and Sun share the same sidereal longitude.
See the full methodology and sources for every hindu calculator
Disclaimer

Provided for general guidance based on traditional Vedic astronomy/astrology methods (Lahiri ayanamsa, classical texts cited on this page) — not scientific fact or a definitive prediction. Interpretations vary by tradition, region, and astrologer; consult a qualified astrologer or priest (pandit) for important life decisions.

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