Hanuman Jayanti 2027: Date in North India, Telugu and Tamil Calendars, Puja Vidhi

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Sindoor chola arpan at Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir, Mehandipur

Hanuman Jayanti 2027 falls on Tuesday, 20 April 2027 in North India, on Chaitra Purnima. Telugu calendars mark it on Monday, 31 May 2027, and Tamil calendars keep Hanumath Jayanthi on Thursday, 7 January 2027. Devotees read the Hanuman Chalisa and Sundarkand and offer sindoor, and many book a seva at a Hanuman temple.

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Hanuman Jayanti 2027 date: North, Telugu and Tamil

Tradition Date Tithi (IST)
North India, Chaitra Purnima Tuesday, 20 Apr 2027 Purnima 04:51 AM, 20 Apr – 03:56 AM, 21 Apr
Telugu, Vaishakha Bahula Dashami Monday, 31 May 2027 Dashami 09:34 AM, 30 May – 10:02 AM, 31 May (Hyderabad)
Tamil, Margazhi Amavasai Thursday, 7 Jan 2027 Amavasai 11:13 PM, 6 Jan – 01:53 AM, 8 Jan
Tamil, next Margazhi Amavasai Monday, 27 Dec 2027 Margazhi Amavasai

New Delhi timings; your city may differ by a few minutes. Dates may differ by a day by region or panchang.

Telugu calendars mark Hanuman Jayanthi on Vaishakha Bahula Dashami. In that tradition, a 41-day Hanuman Deeksha begins on Chaitra Purnima, 20 April, and leads up to it. Families who follow a local panchangam may confirm the day with it.

Many Telugu devotees keep the deeksha in saffron clothes with simple food and daily prayer. They often complete it at Hanuman temples such as Kondagattu in Telangana.

Two Tamil Hanumath Jayanthis fall in calendar 2027, because Margazhi Amavasai comes in early January and again in late December. In Tamil tradition, devotees offer Anjaneyar a vadai malai, a garland of vadai, along with butter and tulsi. Many visit Anjaneyar temples such as Namakkal and Suchindram.

Hanuman Jayanti 2027 in North India: Chaitra Purnima

In the North Indian calendar, Hanuman Jayanti is kept on Chaitra Purnima, the full moon of Chaitra. In 2027 it falls on a Tuesday, the weekday devotees in the north dedicate to Hanuman. It comes five days after Ram Navami on Thursday, 15 April; see our Ram Navami 2027 guide.

20 April is also the Chaitra Purnima snan of Haridwar Kumbh 2027 (the mela administration calls it Ardh Kumbh). It is the last of the ten announced bathing days. Related: Haridwar Kumbh 2027 snan dates.

Many devotees prefer the name Hanuman Janmotsav. In tradition Hanuman is a chiranjeevi, one who lives on, so they speak of a celebration of his birth.

Hanuman Jayanti puja vidhi at home

  • Bathe early, wear red or saffron, and clean the puja space.
  • Place an image of Hanuman, ideally with Shri Ram and Sita. Light a diya of ghee or chameli (jasmine) oil.
  • Take a sankalp with your name and gotra, and worship Ganesh first.
  • Offer red flowers, sindoor and a garland of marigold or tulsi to Hanuman.
  • Recite the Hanuman Chalisa, 11 or 108 times if you can, and the Sundarkand or Bajrang Baan.
  • Offer naivedya such as boondi laddoo, gud and chana, or bananas. Perform aarti and share the prasad.

Many North Indian temples begin the celebration at dawn with aarti and continue with bhajans through the day. For a daily routine, see how to read the Hanuman Chalisa.

Sundarkand, sindoor chola and the Tuesday and Saturday custom

Sundarkand. The Sundarkand tells of Hanuman's leap to Lanka and his search for Sita. Families read it from the Ramcharitmanas or the Valmiki Ramayana, often together in the evening. Read what Sundarkand path is.

Sindoor chola. In a chola, Hanuman's image is covered with sindoor mixed in jasmine oil, often finished with silver varak. A popular story says Hanuman saw Sita apply sindoor for Shri Ram's long life and covered himself in it. Temples offer chola on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Hanuman Jayanti.

Tuesday and Saturday. Tuesday is Hanuman's day in North India. Many also worship him on Saturdays and pray to him during Shani's periods, such as Sade Sati. See when to read Sundarkand.

Pujas you can book for Hanuman Jayanti

If you cannot reach a Hanuman temple on the day, you can book a seva in your family's name.

See all Hanuman Jayanti pujas or the wider Hanuman pujas collection. When you book, the sankalp is taken in your name and gotra, and the seva is offered as its page describes. A video, photos or a confirmation is shared, as each puja page states. For a specific date, check the options on the puja page. Divine Hindu is an independent service, not affiliated with the temple administration.

Frequently asked questions

Hanuman Jayanti 2027 kab hai?

In North India, Hanuman Jayanti 2027 is on Mangalvar, Tuesday, 20 April, on Chaitra Purnima. Purnima runs from 04:51 AM on 20 April to 03:56 AM on 21 April, New Delhi time. Telugu and Tamil calendars keep the festival on other dates.

Why does Hanuman Jayanti have different dates?

Regional calendars mark Hanuman's birth on different tithis. North India keeps Chaitra Purnima, 20 April 2027. Telugu calendars use Vaishakha Bahula Dashami, 31 May 2027. Tamil calendars use Margazhi Amavasai, which falls on 7 January and again on 27 December in 2027.

When is Telugu Hanuman Jayanti in 2027?

Telugu calendars mark Hanuman Jayanthi on Monday, 31 May 2027, Vaishakha Bahula Dashami. Dashami runs from 09:34 AM on 30 May to 10:02 AM on 31 May, Hyderabad time. The 41-day Hanuman Deeksha begins on 20 April. Confirm the day with your local panchangam.

When is Tamil Hanumath Jayanthi in 2027?

Tamil calendars keep Hanumath Jayanthi on Margazhi Amavasai. In calendar 2027 it falls twice, on Thursday, 7 January 2027 and on Monday, 27 December 2027. Devotees offer Anjaneyar a vadai malai, butter and tulsi, and many visit temples such as Namakkal and Suchindram.

What is Hanuman Janmotsav?

Hanuman Janmotsav is another name for Hanuman Jayanti. Many devotees prefer it because, in tradition, Hanuman is a chiranjeevi who lives on. Janmotsav simply means a celebration of birth. In 2027 the North Indian date is Tuesday, 20 April, on Chaitra Purnima.

What is offered in a sindoor chola?

In a sindoor chola, Hanuman's image is covered with sindoor mixed in jasmine oil, often finished with silver varak. A garland, red flowers and naivedya such as boondi laddoo are offered with it. Temples offer chola on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Hanuman Jayanti.

Can I book a Hanuman puja online for Hanuman Jayanti?

Yes. You can book a Sindoor Chola Arpan at Mehandipur, a Sindoor Shringar at Mahavir Mandir, Patna, or a Hanuman Abhishekam at Namakkal or Kondagattu. The sankalp is taken in your name and gotra, and a video, photos or a confirmation is shared as each puja page states.

To find more temples and tirthas where a puja can be offered in your family's name, visit Pooja Seva.

Pujas are offered in faith; no outcome is promised.