Cultural
Cultural and religious calendars.
Lunar phases, Islamic Hijri, Hebrew, Chinese, Hindu, Buddhist, Persian, Ethiopian, Coptic and Japanese calendars mapped to 2026 and 2027 Gregorian dates.
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Lunar Calendar 2026
Complete 2026 lunar calendar with new moons, full moons, first and last quarters.
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Islamic Calendar 2026 (AH 1447–1448)
Islamic Hijri calendar mapped to 2026 Gregorian dates — month starts, Ramadan, Eid.
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Hebrew Calendar 2026 (5786–5787)
Hebrew calendar dates for 2026 — Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Hanukkah.
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Chinese Zodiac 2026
2026 in the Chinese zodiac, Lunar New Year date, and characteristics of the Horse year.
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Hindu Calendar 2026
Major Hindu festivals in 2026 with Gregorian dates — Holi, Diwali, Navratri, Janmashtami, Raksha Bandhan.
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Buddhist Calendar 2026
Buddhist holy days in 2026 — Vesak (Buddha Day), Magha Puja, Asalha Puja, Bodhi Day, and lunar uposatha observances.
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Persian Calendar 2026 (Solar Hijri 1404–1405)
The Iranian Solar Hijri calendar for 2026 — Nowruz, month starts, and conversion to Gregorian dates.
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Islamic Calendar 2027 (AH 1448–1449)
Islamic Hijri calendar mapped to 2027 Gregorian dates — Ramadan 2027, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, Islamic New Year 1449, and every month start.
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Persian Calendar 2027 (Solar Hijri 1405–1406)
The Iranian Solar Hijri calendar for 2027 — Nowruz 1406 on March 21, 2027, month starts, Persian holidays, and conversion to Gregorian dates.
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Ethiopian Calendar 2026 (2018–2019 EC)
The Ethiopian (Ge'ez) calendar for 2026 — Enkutatash, Timkat, and the 13-month year.
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Coptic Calendar 2026 (1742–1743 AM)
The Coptic Orthodox calendar for 2026 — major feasts, fasts, and the Martyrs' Era year numbering.
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Japanese Calendar 2026
Japanese imperial-era calendar for 2026: Reiwa 8, national holidays, Golden Week, and era system explained.
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How these calendars relate
The Gregorian calendar most of the world uses for civil purposes is purely solar. Many cultural and religious calendars are lunar (Islamic) or lunisolar (Hebrew, Chinese) — meaning their dates drift relative to the Gregorian year. The pages above pin each one to specific Gregorian dates so you can plan ahead; the Islamic and Persian calendars are available for 2026 and 2027.