Maha Shivaratri 2029 in Winnipeg

Sunday, February 11, 2029· In 900 days

In short

Maha Shivaratri 2029 falls on Sunday, February 11, 2029 in Winnipeg. It is Phalguna Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi in the Hindu lunar calendar. Nishita Kaal is 12:14 AM – 1:10 AM. Sunrise is 7:46 AM and sunset 5:39 PM.

Same day as India

Also known as: Shivratri · Mahashivratri · Shivaratri

Winnipeg timings

Date
Sunday, February 11, 2029
Sunday
Lunar date
Phalguna Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi
Nishita Kaal
12:14 AM – 1:10 AM
Sunrise
7:46 AM
Sunset
5:39 PM
Moonrise
6:48 AM
Moonset
4:05 PM
Today’s Panchang in Winnipeg

What is Maha Shivaratri?

Maha Shivaratri, the "great night of Shiva", falls on the fourteenth night of the waning moon in Magha. Unlike most festivals it is dated by what is happening at *midnight* rather than at sunrise, because the vigil, not the daylight, is the observance.

How it is observed

Devotees fast through the day and keep watch through the night, offering water, milk and bilva leaves to the Shiva linga in four watches. The Nishita Kaal window below is the most auspicious of them.

Other cities

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Other years

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More festivals

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Frequently asked questions

When is Maha Shivaratri 2029 in Winnipeg?

Maha Shivaratri 2029 in Winnipeg is on Sunday, February 11, 2029. It falls on Phalguna Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi.

What is the Nishita Kaal for Maha Shivaratri in Winnipeg?

Nishita Kaal in Winnipeg on Feb 11, 2029 is 12:14 AM – 1:10 AM. This is the window in which the main observance is performed.

Is Maha Shivaratri 2029 on the same day in Winnipeg as in India?

Yes. Maha Shivaratri falls on Feb 11, 2029 in both Winnipeg and India this year, though the puja timings differ because sunrise and moonrise are local.

What else is Maha Shivaratri called?

Maha Shivaratri is also known as Shivratri, Mahashivratri, Shivaratri. These are regional names and spellings for the same festival.