RadhaKrishna.io · January – December 2027
One page for the whole year of Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa devotion — every Ekadashi and every festival of 2027, laid out together in the order they actually arrive. Two dedicated companions live underneath it — open either one for the full story.
Two companions, one calendar
They solve two different problems. Ekadashi is a recurring vrat, kept the same way every time. Festivals are occasions — each one different, most needing no fasting at all. Folding them into one product would blur both, so each gets its own page, its own visual, and its own rhythm.
A three-day station — prepare, observe, break the fast — for every one of the 25 Ekadashis in 2027. One tulsi, growing a leaf at a time.
$49 USD / year
See the Ekadashi Yatra Sathi →Every Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa festival of 2027, told properly — the great journeys as multi-day arcs, the rest as single sacred days. A garland, woven one flower at a time.
$39 USD / year
See the Parva Mala Sathi →Everything, chronologically
Ekadashis and festivals as they actually fall, month by month, January through December 2027 — this is the merged view; the two companions above are what you'd actually keep day to day.
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All 25 stations in 2027. Tulsi progress path.
5 grand journeys + 10 sacred days. Festival garland keepsake.
Both companions, included. Daily devotional + every series + pilgrimage invitations.
This page shows all 53 dates of RadhaKrishna.io's 2027 Vaishnava (Gaudiya) panchang, January 1 through December 31. The January–August portion is drawn from our own verified Festival Playbook records; the September–December portion was freshly researched this year against independent Vaishnava calendar sources and cross-checked in two places — we recommend a quick confirmation against your own temple's panchang before relying on it for a group vrat. A handful of specialist Puri-sequence dates (Herā Pañcamī, Suna Beśa, Bāhuḍā Yātrā, Nīlādri Bijay) are kept inside the Ratha Yatra journey on the Parva Mala Sathi page rather than presented as their own stations here, so this calendar doesn't get crowded with equally-billed entries.