Holika Dahan 2028

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In short

Holika Dahan 2028 falls on Friday, March 10, 2028. It is Phalguna Purnima in the Hindu lunar calendar. Holika Dahan Muhurat is 8:28 PM – 8:49 PM. Sunrise is 6:37 AM and sunset 6:25 PM.

Also known as: Holika Dahanam · Chhoti Holi · Kamudu Pyre

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What is Holika Dahan?

Holika Dahan is the bonfire on the eve of Holi, burning the demoness Holika and with her the year’s accumulated ill. It is lit during Pradosh Kaal, the window just after sunset, on the full moon of Phalguna.

How it is observed

Communities build a pyre at a crossroads or open ground and circle it with offerings of grain and coconut. The fire must not be lit during Bhadra, an inauspicious half-tithi that often covers the evening — when it does, the rite waits for Bhadra to end, and when Bhadra runs past midnight the whole observance moves to the next day.

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Other years

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Frequently asked questions

When is Holika Dahan 2028?

Holika Dahan 2028 is on Friday, March 10, 2028. It falls on Phalguna Purnima.

What is the Holika Dahan Muhurat for Holika Dahan?

Holika Dahan Muhurat on Mar 10, 2028 is 8:28 PM – 8:49 PM. This is the window in which the main observance is performed.

What else is Holika Dahan called?

Holika Dahan is also known as Holika Dahanam, Chhoti Holi, Kamudu Pyre. These are regional names and spellings for the same festival.