Carefully taking into account the Telugu Panchangam, we are here with the Telugu Calendar 2017 to make you available, the main festivals and events of Telugu community. It will serve you in the best possible way to make your celebrations more enjoyable.
Our team has based this calendar on the Telugu Panchangam and hope this will clear the doubts of all those who are keen to know about the Telugu festivals. Reading this calendar you will easily come to know about the important dates and festivals of the Telugu people. It will surely help you to plan your trips as per the holidays based on Telugu Calendar 2017.
Event | Day | Date |
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Bhogi | Friday | January 13 |
Makar Sakranti | Saturday | January 14 |
Makara Jyothi | Saturday | January 14 |
Kanuma | Sunday | January 15 |
Mukkanuma | Monday | January 16 |
Ratha Saptami | Friday | February 3 |
Bhishma Ekadasi | Tuesday | February 7 |
Maha Shivratri | Friday | February 24 |
Holi | Monday | March13 |
Rama Navami | Wednesday | April 5 |
Mahavir Jayanti | Sunday | April 9 |
Hanuman Jayanthi | Tuesday | April 11 |
Good Friday | Friday | April 14 |
Easter | Sunday | April 16 |
Akshaya Tritiya | Friday | April 28 |
Vat Savitri Amavasya | Thursday | May 25 |
Vat Savitri Purnima | Thursday | May 25 |
Ramadan Fasting Starts | Saturday | May 27 |
Eid al-Fitr | Monday | June 26 |
Guru Purnima | Sunday | July 9 |
Varalakshmi Vratham | Friday | August 4 |
Rakhi or Raksha Bandhan | Monday | August 7 |
Krishna Janmashtami | Monday | August 14 |
Ganesh Chathurthi | Friday | August 25 |
Eid al-Adha | Thursday | August 31 |
Amavasya Shraddha | Tuesday | September 19 |
Navaratri (Bathukamma) | Thursday | September 21 |
Durgashtami | Thursday | September 28 |
Maha Navami | Friday | September 29 |
Vijaya Dasami / Dussehra | Saturday | September 30 |
Day of Ashura | Sunday | October 1 |
Atla Taddi | Sunday | October 8 |
Diwali | Thursday | October 19 |
Muharram Ends | Friday | October 20 |
Nagula Chavithi | Monday | October 23 |
Arbaeen | Thursday | November 9 |
Mandala Kaalam Aarambam | Thursday | November 16 |
Karthika Deepam | Saturday | December 2 |
Milad-ul-Nabi (Sunni) | Saturday | December 2 |
Christmas | Monday | December 25 |