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How Many Days Until Diwali? (2026)

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    Diwali / Deepavali Days Until: Sunday, November 8, 2026

    How many days until Diwali / Deepavali?

    Diwali / Deepavali is on Sunday, November 8, 2026. There are 140 days left until Diwali / Deepavali. It is observed amavasya in the hindu month of kartik, usually in october or november.

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    Diwali / Deepavali is observed amavasya in the hindu month of kartik, usually in october or november.

    DaySunday Time zoneUTC
    Date status Varies by region

    This countdown follows the commonly listed India Diwali/Deepavali date. Local observance, Lakshmi Puja timing, and regional festival days may vary by calendar tradition and location.

    When it happens Amavasya in the Hindu month of Kartik, usually in October or November
    Public holiday? Yes, in India and several other places

    Check local rules because holiday status can vary.

    Useful for Family gatherings, home decoration, prayers, travel planning, and community events
    Day type Religious and cultural festival
    Category Religious Holidays
    Month October or November
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    Diwali / Deepavali Calendar (2026-2031)

    YearDateDayDays LeftWeekend?
    2026November 8Sun 140 daysYes
    2027October 29Fri 495 daysNo
    2028October 17Tue 849 daysNo
    2029November 5Mon 1233 daysNo
    2030October 26Sat 1588 daysYes
    2031November 14Fri 1972 daysNo

    What is Diwali / Deepavali?

    Diwali, also called Deepavali, is a festival of lights observed by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, and some Buddhists. It is often marked with lamps, prayers, sweets, family visits, and local customs across several days.

    How People Observe It

    Many homes and temples are decorated with diyas and lights. Families may clean their homes, wear new clothes, share sweets, exchange greetings, and hold Lakshmi Puja or other regional observances.

    Calendar note

    Diwali follows the Hindu lunisolar calendar, so its Gregorian date changes each year.

    Historical timeline

    Diwali History Highlights

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    These entries show well-known historical and traditional references connected with Diwali and related observances.

    527 BCE

    Jain tradition links Diwali with the nirvana of Mahavira.

    17th century

    Sikh tradition connects Bandi Chhor Divas with the Diwali period.

    20th century

    Diwali became more widely observed by South Asian communities outside the Indian subcontinent.

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