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Amavasai Dates 2030 அமாவாசை

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

All Amavasai Dates in 2030

# Date Day Festival Name Tithi Lunar Month Panchangam Details
1 2030-01-04 Friday Thai Amavasai Amavasya (ends 8:19 AM) Thai View › January details ›
2 2030-02-02 Saturday Maasi Amavasai Amavasya (ends 9:37 PM) Maasi View › February details ›
3 2030-03-04 Monday Panguni Amavasai Amavasya (ends 12:04 PM) Panguni View › March details ›
4 2030-04-02 Tuesday Chithirai Amavasai Amavasya (ends 3:32 AM, Apr 03) Chittirai View › April details ›
5 2030-05-01 Wednesday Vaikasi Amavasai Chaturdashi (ends 5:23 PM) Vaikasi View › May details ›
6 2030-05-31 Friday Aani Amavasai Chaturdashi (ends 9:15 AM) Aani View › May details ›
7 2030-06-29 Saturday Aadi Amavasai Chaturdashi (ends 12:59 AM, Jun 30) Aadi View › June details ›
8 2030-07-29 Monday Aavani Amavasai Chaturdashi (ends 3:45 PM) Aavani View › July details ›
9 2030-08-27 Tuesday Purattasi Amavasai (Mahalaya) Chaturdashi (ends 5:07 AM, Aug 28) Purattasi View › August details ›
10 2030-09-26 Thursday Aippasi Amavasai Chaturdashi (ends 5:15 PM) Aippasi View › September details ›
11 2030-10-25 Friday Karthigai Amavasai Trayodashi (ends 7:10 AM) Karthigai View › October details ›
12 2030-11-24 Sunday Margazhi Amavasai Chaturdashi (ends 3:49 PM) Margazhi View › November details ›
13 2030-12-23 Monday Thai Amavasai Chaturdashi (ends 2:47 AM, Dec 24) Thai View › December details ›

Month-by-Month Amavasai – 2030

About Amavasai in the Tamil Calendar

Amavasai (அமாவாசை) is the New Moon day in the Hindu lunar calendar, occurring once every month when the Moon and Sun are at the same celestial longitude. It is the last day of the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight). In Tamil tradition, Amavasai carries deep spiritual significance as the day dedicated to Pitru worship — honouring and propitiating one's ancestors.

The most important ritual on Amavasai is Pitru Tarpanam, where devotees offer water (Jala Tharpanam) and sesame seeds to their ancestors. This is believed to ensure peace for the departed souls and bring prosperity and health to the family. Visiting sacred rivers like the Ganga, Cauvery, or Yamuna for Tarpanam is considered especially meritorious on Amavasai.

Many temples conduct special pujas and abhishekams on Amavasai. It is also a day for fasting, charity, and visiting temples dedicated to Shiva and ancestral deities. The Amavasai that falls on a Monday (Soma Amavasai) is considered extra auspicious.

Rituals & Practices on Amavasai

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

Amavasai – Other Years

Other Auspicious Days 2030

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Amavasai in 2030?

See the exact Amavasai date 2030 with Tithi and day of week on this page.

What is Amavasai in Tamil calendar?

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.

What are the rituals performed on Amavasai?

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

How many Amavasai are there in 2030?

There are 13 Amavasai days in 2030. See the complete list above with exact dates, Tithi, and monthly detail pages.

When is the next Amavasai in 2030?

The next Amavasai is on 4 January 2030 (Friday).