🌑 Amavasai Dates 2033

New Moon (Amavasya) — Deity: Ancestors (Pitru)

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Next Amavasai: Saturday, 1 January 2033  —  View Daily Calendar →   January Details →
All Amavasai Dates in 2033
# Date Day Name Daily Calendar Month Details
1 2033-01-01 Saturday Thai Amavasai View → January →
2 2033-01-30 Sunday Thai Amavasai View → January →
3 2033-02-28 Monday Maasi Amavasai View → February →
4 2033-03-30 Wednesday Panguni Amavasai View → March →
5 2033-04-28 Thursday Chittirai Amavasai View → April →
6 2033-05-28 Saturday Vaikasi Amavasai View → May →
7 2033-06-26 Sunday Aani Amavasai View → June →
8 2033-07-25 Monday Aadi Amavasai View → July →
9 2033-08-24 Wednesday Aavani Amavasai View → August →
10 2033-09-22 Thursday Purattasi Amavasai View → September →
11 2033-10-22 Saturday Aippasi Amavasai View → October →
12 2033-11-21 Monday Karthigai Amavasai View → November →
13 2033-12-21 Wednesday Margazhi Amavasai View → December →
Month-by-Month – 2033
January
2033-01-01
2033-01-30
February
2033-02-28
March
2033-03-30
April
2033-04-28
May
2033-05-28
June
2033-06-26
July
2033-07-25
August
2033-08-24
September
2033-09-22
October
2033-10-22
November
2033-11-21
December
2033-12-21

About Amavasai

Amavasai (New Moon day) is considered the most auspicious day for Pitru Tarpanam — offering water and sesame seeds to honour departed ancestors. Hindus believe that performing Tarpanam on Amavasai day ensures peace for the souls of ancestors and brings blessings to the living family.

  • Pitru Tarpanam
  • Fasting
  • Charity (danam)
  • River bath
  • Temple visit
  • Ancestor prayers

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Amavasai are there in 2033?
There are 13 Amavasai days in 2033. See the complete list above.
When is the next Amavasai in 2033?
The next Amavasai is on 1 January 2033 (Saturday).
What is Amavasai?
Amavasai (New Moon day) is considered the most auspicious day for Pitru Tarpanam — offering water and sesame seeds to honour departed ancestors. Hindus believe that performing Tarpanam on Amavasai day ensures peace for the souls of ancestors and brings blessings to the living family.