Ashada Masam 2027 Telugu Calendar: Start, End Dates & Muhurtham

Ashada Masam 2027 is the next upcoming Ashada month for Telugu calendar users in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Current 2027 Telugu panchang data places Ashada Masam from Monday, July 5, 2027, to Monday, August 2, 2027. Key observances include Toli Ekadashi on July 14, Guru Purnima on July 18, Kamika Ekadashi on July 29, and Ashada Amavasya on August 2.

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Ashada Masam 2027 Dates at a Glance

When Does Ashada Masam 2027 Start and End?

Ashada Masam 2027 begins on July 5 and ends on August 2 in the Telugu Amanta calendar. This calendar system is widely followed in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. In Amanta reckoning, the lunar month runs from the day after Amavasya through the next Amavasya.

The upcoming Telugu year is Plavanga Nama Samvatsaram. Because Ashada is based on lunar tithis rather than fixed Gregorian dates, dates from 2023, 2026, or another year must not be reused for 2027.

Ashada Masam 2027 Telugu Calendar

The most useful dates for advance planning are the month boundaries, Ekadashi days, Pournami, and Amavasya. Exact tithi start and end times can vary slightly by location, so readers who need minute-level timings should select their city in a current panchangam.

Toli Ekadashi 2027 Date

Toli Ekadashi, also known as Devshayani Ekadashi, falls on Wednesday, July 14, 2027. It occurs during Ashada Shukla Paksha and is an important Vishnu observance. Telugu devotees commonly associate the day with prayer, vrata, temple worship, and the beginning of the Chaturmasya devotional period.

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Guru Purnima 2027 Date

Guru Purnima falls on Sunday, July 18, 2027. Current 2027 panchang data identifies the day as Ashadha Purnima and lists Guru Purnima and Vyasa Puja on the same date. The Purnima tithi spans July 17 and July 18, so the tithi rather than a copied annual date should be used when checking the observance.

Guru Purnima is traditionally associated with respect for gurus and teachers, spiritual study, prayer, and Vyasa Puja. For background, see our Buddha Purnima and Guru Purnima comparison.

Ashada Amavasya 2027

Ashada Amavasya falls on Monday, August 2, 2027. In the Telugu Amanta system, this Amavasya closes Ashada Masam. The following lunar month begins after the Ashada Amavasya transition.

Readers planning rituals should still check a location-specific panchangam for exact tithi timings. Sunrise-based periods such as Rahu Kalam, Varjyam, and Durmuhurtham should not be copied from one city to another.

Are Weddings and Gruha Pravesham Recommended in Ashada Masam?

Many Telugu families traditionally avoid weddings, engagements, and Gruha Pravesham during Ashada Masam. This is a customary panchang practice rather than a statement that every hour in the month is universally inauspicious.

A daily panchangam may still show Abhijit Muhurta and other favourable periods. Those windows are not automatically marriage or housewarming muhurthams. Personal ceremony selection can depend on tithi, nakshatra, location, family tradition, and other factors.

Our Varjyam Kalam guide explains why a generic daily timing should not be treated as a complete personal muhurtham.

Bonalu During Ashada Masam

Bonalu is an annual Telangana festival dedicated to Goddess Mahakali. The Hyderabad District, Government of Telangana Bonalu guide describes Bonalu as a festival usually celebrated during Ashada Masam, especially in Hyderabad, Secunderabad, and other parts of Telangana.

A final 2027 Bonalu schedule should not be assumed from an older year’s government calendar. Individual temples and localities can also follow different programmes. Check the Government of Telangana and the relevant temple or district announcement closer to the 2027 festival period before planning a visit.

Why Ashada Masam Dates Change Every Year

Ashada Masam 2027 does not use the same Gregorian dates as Ashada Masam 2026 or 2023. Hindu lunar months follow tithis, so their civil-calendar dates shift each year. This is why changing only the year in an old calendar article creates inaccurate information.

Regional calendar systems can also create apparent differences. Telugu calendars generally use Amanta reckoning, while many North Indian calendars use Purnimanta reckoning. A North Indian Ashadha date range can therefore differ from the Telugu Ashada Masam range without either system being inherently incorrect.

How to Verify a 2027 Telugu Panchangam

1. Check the year: use a 2027 Plavanga Nama Samvatsara calendar.
2. Check the calendar system: use Telugu Amanta reckoning for Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
3. Set your location: exact daily timings can vary by city.
4. Read the tithi: do not rely only on the Gregorian date.
5. Recheck official annual publications: TTD normally publishes an annual Telugu Panchangam around the approach to the new Telugu year. Recheck the 2027-28 edition after TTD releases it.

For official TTD publications, readers can check the TTD e-Publications portal. Use the new 2027-28 Plavanga Nama Samvatsara Panchangam after it becomes available rather than relying on an older annual edition.

2027 Verification Status

As of October 3, 2026, the next Ashada Masam is still in the future. Current 2027 Telugu panchang sources support the July 5 to August 2 date range and the major observances listed above. However, the official TTD 2027-28 Panchangam was not yet available in the TTD sources checked for this refresh.

For that reason, this guide does not claim that its 2027 dates are already TTD-published dates. Once TTD releases the Plavanga Nama Samvatsara Panchangam, the dates should be rechecked and the modified date updated if any correction is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Ashada Masam 2027 start?

Ashada Masam 2027 starts on Monday, July 5, 2027, according to currently available Telugu Amanta panchang data.

When does Ashada Masam 2027 end?

Ashada Masam ends on Monday, August 2, 2027, with Ashada Amavasya in the Telugu Amanta calendar.

When is Toli Ekadashi in 2027?

Toli Ekadashi, also called Devshayani Ekadashi, falls on Wednesday, July 14, 2027.

When is Guru Purnima in 2027?

Guru Purnima falls on Sunday, July 18, 2027. Current panchang data also identifies the date as Ashadha Purnima and Vyasa Puja.

When is Kamika Ekadashi in 2027?

Kamika Ekadashi falls on Thursday, July 29, 2027, during Ashada Krishna Paksha.

When is Ashada Amavasya in 2027?

Ashada Amavasya falls on Monday, August 2, 2027, and closes the Telugu Ashada month.

Is the TTD 2027-28 Panchangam available now?

As of October 3, 2026, the official TTD sources checked for this refresh show the 2026-27 Panchangam but not a released 2027-28 Plavanga Panchangam. Check the official TTD e-Publications portal for the new edition when it is published.

Can old Ashada dates be reused for 2027?

No. Ashada is a lunar month, so the Gregorian start date, end date, Ekadashi, Pournami, and Amavasya dates must be verified separately for each year.