Hindu tools for festivals, temples and the Gita.
Find the next festival, search a verse, or locate a mandir near you.
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Festival Calendar
Browse festivals by month or deity, see what is coming next, and star the ones you want to remember.
Open Festival Calendar- Free to use, no sign up.
- Works on phone and desktop.
- Guidance only. For rituals and observance, ask your temple or priest.
About these Hinduism tools
These Hindu tools cover three things people look up often: when a festival falls, what a verse of the Bhagavad Gita says on a topic, and where the nearest temple is. Each one runs in your browser and needs no account.
The festival calendar lists the main festivals of 2025 and 2026 with their deity and region, and lets you star the ones to remember. The Gita search finds verses by topic and shows the Sanskrit with an English translation. The temple finder searches around a city or your location and shows a list and a map.
These tools are guides, not teachers. Festival days can differ by a day between regions, Gita results can include AI-written text that should be checked against a printed edition, and temple listings can be incomplete. For rituals, dates and observance, ask your temple or priest.
Festival dates in Hindu calendars follow the lunar months and can differ by region and by temple, so a date shown here is a good starting point rather than the last word. Your family tradition, your local temple or your priest can tell you exactly when and how a day is kept in your community.
Good to know
- Check a festival date with your temple a week ahead, since regions sometimes keep different days.
- Verify any Gita verse you plan to quote against a printed edition.
- Call a temple before visiting to confirm puja times and dress rules.
Common questions
Are the festival dates exact?
They follow common panchang reckoning, but a lunar day can start in the evening and end the next afternoon, so places differ by a day. Confirm with your temple.
Is the Gita text reliable?
Matches from the Sefaria library use the text held there. When there is no match, an AI model suggests verses, and those can contain mistakes. Check against a printed edition.
Do these tools give religious rulings?
No. They give dates, text and locations. For rituals and observance, ask your temple or priest.
Do I need an account?
No. Every tool works without signing up. Festival stars are kept only in your browser.