Amalaki Ekadashi, a significant fasting day in Hindu tradition, will be observed on February 27, 2026, with particular rituals dedicated to Lord Vishnu and the Amla tree.
Amalaki Ekadashi is an important religious observance in Hinduism, recognized for its spiritual significance. This festival is linked to devotion, renunciation, and the quest for liberation, with particular emphasis on the worship of Lord Vishnu. The day highlights the practice of paying homage to the Amla tree, which is regarded as auspicious and pious. In 2026, the fasting day falls on February 27, which is a Friday, as per the Hindu calendar.
According to the Drik Panchang, the auspicious time for Amalaki Ekadashi begins at 12:33 AM on February 27, extending until 10:32 PM on the same day. This day will also coincide with Rangbhari Ekadashi, another significant observance in the Hindu tradition. Devotees are encouraged to participate fully, as it is believed that following the rituals of Amalaki Ekadashi brings blessings and enhances one's spiritual growth.
On February 28, 2026, devotees will perform Paran, the ritualistic breaking of the fast, starting from 6:47 AM and concluding at 9:06 AM. The practices associated with Amalaki Ekadashi are believed to foster a strong connection with the divine, inviting prosperity, peace, and protection. As such, this day is marked as a crucial one for devout Hindus, and preparations typically commence in advance to honor the significance of the observance.
