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Ram Navami in India in 2026

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Dates of Ram Navami in India
2027 Apr 15 Andhra PradeshThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday BiharThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday ChhattisgarhThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday DelhiThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday GoaThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday GujaratThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday HaryanaThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday Himachal PradeshThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday Jammu and KashmirThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday Madhya PradeshThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday MaharashtraThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday OdishaThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday PunjabThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday RajasthanThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday SikkimThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday TelanganaThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday Uttar PradeshThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday UttarakhandThu, Apr 15Regional Holiday 2026 Mar 26, Mar 27 Andhra PradeshFri, Mar 27Regional Holiday OdishaFri, Mar 27Regional Holiday TelanganaFri, Mar 27Regional Holiday BiharThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday DelhiThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday GoaThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday GujaratThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday HaryanaThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday Himachal PradeshThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday Jammu and KashmirThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday Madhya PradeshThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday MaharashtraThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday MizoramThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday PunjabThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday RajasthanThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday SikkimThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday Uttar PradeshThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday UttarakhandThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday West BengalThu, Mar 26Regional Holiday 2025 Apr 6 Andhra PradeshSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday BiharSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday ChhattisgarhSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday GoaSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday GujaratSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday HaryanaSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday Himachal PradeshSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday Jammu and KashmirSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday Madhya PradeshSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday MaharashtraSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday OdishaSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday PunjabSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday RajasthanSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday SikkimSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday TelanganaSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday Uttar PradeshSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday UttarakhandSun, Apr 6Regional Holiday 2024 Apr 17 Andhra PradeshWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday BiharWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday ChandigarhWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday ChhattisgarhWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday DelhiWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday GoaWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday GujaratWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday HaryanaWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday Himachal PradeshWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday Jammu and KashmirWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday JharkhandWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday Madhya PradeshWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday MaharashtraWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday OdishaWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday PunjabWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday RajasthanWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday SikkimWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday TelanganaWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday Uttar PradeshWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday West BengalWed, Apr 17Regional Holiday 2023 Mar 30 Andhra PradeshThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday BiharThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday ChandigarhThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday DelhiThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday GujaratThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday HaryanaThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday Himachal PradeshThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday Jammu and KashmirThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday JharkhandThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday Madhya PradeshThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday MaharashtraThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday OdishaThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday PunjabThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday RajasthanThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday SikkimThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday TelanganaThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday UttarakhandThu, Mar 30Regional Holiday
Summary
Celebrates the birth of Lord Rama to King Dasharatha of Ayodhya celebrated on the ninth day of Chaitra
Which regions observe Ram Navami in 2026?
National Holiday	Regional Holiday	Not a public holiday	Govt Holiday
Andhra PradeshMar 27 BiharMar 26 DelhiMar 26 GoaMar 26 GujaratMar 26 HaryanaMar 26 Himachal PradeshMar 26 Jammu and KashmirMar 26 Madhya PradeshMar 26 MaharashtraMar 26 MizoramMar 26 OdishaMar 27 PunjabMar 26 RajasthanMar 26 SikkimMar 26 TelanganaMar 27 Uttar PradeshMar 26 UttarakhandMar 26 West BengalMar 26

When is Ram Navami?

Ram Navami is a Hindu festival, celebrating the birth of Lord Rama to King Dasharatha of Ayodhya.

It is celebrated on the ninth day of Chaitra month (the first month in the Hindu lunar calendar). It marks the culmination of the spring festival of Vasanta Navratri (Chaitra Navratri) which begins on Ugadi.

Ram Navami is a gazetted holiday in several Indian states but may be celebrated on different days.

Traditions of Ram Navami

Rama was the seventh incarnation of Vishnu. He was the hero of the Ramayana, the ancient Sanskrit epic.

A continuous recital of the book takes place during the month of Chaitra prior to the celebration. On Ram Navami itself, the highlights of the story are read in the temple.

Houses are thoroughly cleaned on Rama Navami and a family shrine may be decorated with small statues of Rama. Offerings of flowers and fruit are placed on the shrine and prayers are recited after an early bath.

To mark the day, followers of Hinduism may fast or restrict themselves to a specific diet and won't eat certain foods like onions, garlic, and wheat products.

The celebrations at key places associated with Sri Rama, such as Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh and Ramesvaram in Tamil Nadu can attract thousands of devotees.

In some parts of India, there is a tradition of tying an earthen pot full of money on top of a tree and local youths form teams to try and claim the pot.

It isn't as easy as it sounds; the base of the tree is covered with soft mud. And while the teams try to reach the top of the tree by forming human pyramids, the onlookers are shooting water jets at them.

The tradition is similar to 'vutti' which takes place during Janmashtami.

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