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Bikram Sambat 2083

Nepali Calendar (Nepali Patro)

Nepali patro with holidays and festivals — see aaja kati gate (today's date) highlighted, and move between months.

Kartik 2083

Oct 2026 – Nov 2026

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National Religious CulturalSat = Holiday

Holidays this Month

Maha Ashtami

1 Kartik • Oct 18

cultural

Dashain Holiday

2 Kartik • Oct 19

cultural

Maha Navami

3 Kartik • Oct 20

cultural

Vijaya Dashami

4 Kartik • Oct 21

cultural

Ekadashi (Dashain)

5 Kartik • Oct 22

cultural

Dwadashi (Dashain)

6 Kartik • Oct 23

cultural

Laxmi Puja (Tihar)

22 Kartik • Nov 8

cultural

Tihar Holiday

23 Kartik • Nov 9

cultural

Govardhan Puja / Mha Puja

24 Kartik • Nov 10

cultural

Bhai Tika

25 Kartik • Nov 11

cultural

Falgunanda Jayanti

25 Kartik • Nov 11

religious

Tihar Holiday

26 Kartik • Nov 12

cultural

Chhath Parva

29 Kartik • Nov 15

cultural

About the Nepali Calendar

The Bikram Sambat (BS) calendar is Nepal's official calendar system. It is a solar sidereal calendar approximately 56 years and 8 months ahead of the Gregorian calendar. The year 2083 BS runs from 14 April 2026 to 13 April 2027.

The calendar has 12 months starting from Baisakh (mid-April) to Chaitra (mid-April). Each month can have 29-32 days, and the number of days varies by year. Saturday is the weekly holiday in Nepal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Aaja kati gate? (today's Nepali date)+

Today is 28 Kartik 2083 BS, Saturday — 14 November 2026 in the English (AD) calendar.

What is the Nepali Calendar (Bikram Sambat)?+

The Nepali calendar follows Bikram Sambat (BS), which is approximately 56 years and 8 months ahead of the Gregorian (AD) calendar. It is the official calendar of Nepal, with 12 months starting from Baisakh.

How many public holidays are there in Nepal in 2083 BS?+

The government's list for 2083 BS has more than 40 holidays, including Republic Day, Constitution Day, Dashain (11–23 October 2026), Tihar (8–12 November) and Chhath. Some, such as Teej or Indra Jatra, apply only to certain people or places — the calendar and the public holidays page mark which.

When does the Nepali New Year start?+

Nepali New Year starts on 1 Baisakh (the first month of BS calendar), which usually falls in mid-April of the Gregorian calendar.