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Lohri 2026

Lohri 2026

Lohri 2026

13th Jan, 2026

Tuesday / मंगलवार

06:12 PM - 09:30 PM

Lohri

  • Muhurat time
    06:12 PM - 09:30 PM
  • Tithi Timing
    Start : 12:00 AM
    End : 12:00 AM
  • Day
    Tuesday
  • Deity
    Sun God Agni
  • religion
    Sikhism, Hinduism
  • Choghadiya & Hora
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Step-by-step pooja procedure to perform rituals correctly and get maximum spiritual benefits.

Benefits Benefits

Complete list of required pooja items and samagri for performing the festival rituals.

Mantras Mantras

Auspicious timings and shubh muhurat to perform pooja for best results.

Rituals Rituals

Sacred mantras and aarti to chant during pooja for positive energy.

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Lohri 2026 : Date, Muhurat, Puja Vidhi and Importance

Significance of Lohri 2026

Lohri 2026 marks the warmth of community and the harvest season. It honors the Sun’s return as days grow longer and crops ripen. The bonfire symbolizes purification, gratitude, and new beginnings. Families and neighbors share joy, sing folk songs, and toss til (sesame seeds), gur (jaggery), and puffed snacks into the flames. Children dance to energetic rhythms as elders tell stories, and homes glow with lamps and laughter. 🔥🌾🙏🎶👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Lohri 2026 Date, Muhurat and Timing

Tithi Corresponding values
Tithi Magha Shukla Paksha Pratipada
Nakshatra Punarvasu
Sunrise 07:15 AM
Sunset 05:40 PM
Auspicious Timing Bonfire at dusk; puja after sunset
Date 13 January 2026

Traditions & Rituals of Lohri 2026

  • Lighting a large bonfire at home or in a community space and circling it with family. 🔥👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
  • Tossing til (sesame seeds), gur (jaggery), peanuts, puffed rice, and rewri into the flames as offerings. 🌾🍬🥜
  • Singing folk songs like Sundar Mundriye and dancing bhangra or gidda around the fire. 🎶💃
  • Sharing prasad with neighbors, exchanging greetings, and wearing warm clothes to stay cozy in winter. 🧣🧥🤝

Remedies to Perform on Lohri 2026

  • Action: Light a bright bonfire and toss til, gur, and peanuts into the flames.
    Benefit: Invokes warmth, prosperity, and positive energy for the family.
  • Action: Offer a small prayer to ancestors and distribute til gur prasad among neighbors.
    Benefit: Fosters gratitude, harmony, and communal blessing.
  • Action: Keep the home clean and burn only natural materials in the fire.
    Benefit: Purifies the space and invites fresh start and clarity.

Mantras & Chants on Lohri 2026

  • Om Surya Namaha — Significance: Invokes the Sun’s energy for warmth, vitality, and growth.
  • Om Agni Devaaya Namaha — Significance: Purifies the home fire and invites blessings of abundance.

Fasting Rules & Food Guidelines on Lohri 2026

  • If you observe a vrat, keep a light meal before noon and stay hydrated with warm fluids like tea or milk.
  • In prasad, include sesame seeds, jaggery, peanuts, sesame laddoos, and seasonal fruits for energy and sweetness.
  • Break the fast after sunset with a simple, balanced meal such as warm millet, oats, milk, and fruit.

Dos and Don’ts on Lohri 2026

Do’s

  • Light the bonfire in a safe, open space and supervise children around it. 🔥👶
  • Share til, gur, rewri, and other prasad with neighbors to spread joy. 🥜🍬🤝
  • Sing regional Lohri songs and dance with family to celebrate together. 🎶💃

Don’ts

  • Do not leave the bonfire unattended or let it spread to dry areas. 🚫🔥
  • Do not burn plastics or synthetic waste in the fire. ♻️🚫
  • Do not waste food; collect leftovers and keep the area clean. 🍽️🧼

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the origin or legend behind Lohri 2026?

Lohri originated as a Punjabi agrarian festival that marks the end of winter and the harvest of the rabi crops, celebrated with a bonfire to honor the Sun (Surya) and the warmth it brings. A popular folk legend connects Lohri with the 16th-century Punjabi hero Dulla Bhatti, who is said to have protected and helped girls in need, a tale recited around the fire. Thus the festival holds historical and cultural significance as a time of gratitude, warmth, and new beginnings.

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