Nepali Calendar 2083

Significant festivals in 2083 (2026-27 AD)

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About Nepcalendar

Nepcalendar is an online Nepali calendar built to provide accurate, clear, and easy to read information about Nepali Tithi, holidays, observances, celebrations, and other events of public interest.

We have kept this site very lightweight and clean so it can load fast even with a poor network coverage in remote locations of Nepal. From our testing, Nepcalendar currently is the number 1 fast loading Nepali calendar website.

Nepcalendar Features

Our calendar includes-

• Accurate information of day and Tithi.
• National public holidays.
• Major festivals such as Dashain, Tihar, Lhochhar etc.
• Cultural and ethnic specific festivals.
• Available in both English and Nepali languages.
• Options to download calendar in PDF and JPG formats.
• Feature to add any festival to your device calendar such as Google Calendar, iCal, Outlook Calendar etc.
• Clean and easy to read design.
• Other observances and events you may like to know about.

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About Nepali Calendar System

Nepali calendar which is also known as Bikram Sambat calendar is the official calendar system of Nepal. It is about 56 years and 8 months ahead of the most common western calendar, which is the known as Gregorian Calendar or AD (Anno Domini). Nepali year starts from middle of April.

In Nepali language, calendar is called Patro. So, Nepali calendar can also be called Nepali Patro.

Current year in Nepali calendar is Bikram Sambat 2083.

History of Bikram Sambat

The Bikram Sambat (or Bikram Samvat) calendar is a traditional calendar widely used in Nepal and some parts of India, especially in the Hindu and Sikh communities. It is a lunar-solar calendar based on ancient Hindu systems.

The calendar is named after King Vikramaditya, an ancient Indian ruler credited with initiating this calendar system.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of layout does Nepcalendar have?
Nepcalendar primarily has two main views. Year level view and month level view. In year level view, you can see the full picture of all the months for that year. In month level view, you can see the full detail of a month with all the events, holidays, and observances.

How do I view the calendar for a particular month?
In the main page of the year, you can click on the month name to go to that month's calendar.

What does the event's text color in the calendar mean?
We have color coded the event names to make it easier to understand. Here's what they mean-
Full black: Not a public holiday
Full red: Either a public holiday or weekend
Partially red: Holiday for a specific location or a community.

Is Nepcalendar available in Nepali language?
Yes, Nepcalendar can be viewed in Nepali language as well. To switch between English and Nepali language, click on the language links given on the top bar.

How do I see all the events for any particular date?
Simply click on the date cell in the calendar table and you'll be taken to the section where you can see all the events listed for that day.