Eclipse Calendar 2026-2035

Every solar and lunar eclipse from 2026 to 2035 with visibility in India, IST timings, sutak periods, and astrological significance per Vedic tradition.

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Full Eclipse Calendar 2026-2035

Every eclipse in the table below has its own page with IST timings, the India visibility that decides whether sutak applies where you are, the rashi and nakshatra it falls in, and the rituals prescribed for it.

2026

• 17 February 2026 — Annular Solar Eclipse
  17:42 IST · ❌ Not visible · already passed
• 3 March 2026 — Total Lunar Eclipse
  17:04 IST · ⚠️ Partial · already passed
• 12 August 2026 — Total Solar Eclipse
  23:16 IST · ❌ Not visible · already passed
• 28 August 2026 — Partial Lunar Eclipse
  09:43 IST · ❌ Not visible · already passed

2027

• 6 February 2027 — Annular Solar Eclipse
  21:30 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 20 February 2027 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
  04:43 IST (21 February) · ◐ Penumbral only
• 18 July 2027 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
  21:33 IST · ◐ Penumbral only
• 2 August 2027 — Total Solar Eclipse
  15:37 IST · ⚠️ Partial
• 17 August 2027 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
  12:44 IST · ❌ Not visible

2028

• 12 January 2028 — Partial Lunar Eclipse
  09:43 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 26 January 2028 — Annular Solar Eclipse
  20:38 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 6 July 2028 — Partial Lunar Eclipse
  23:50 IST · ✅ Fully visible
• 22 July 2028 — Total Solar Eclipse
  08:25 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 31 December 2028 — Total Lunar Eclipse
  22:22 IST · ✅ Fully visible

2029

• 14 January 2029 — Partial Solar Eclipse
  22:43 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 12 June 2029 — Partial Solar Eclipse
  09:35 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 26 June 2029 — Total Lunar Eclipse
  08:52 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 11 July 2029 — Partial Solar Eclipse
  21:06 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 5 December 2029 — Partial Solar Eclipse
  20:33 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 20 December 2029 — Total Lunar Eclipse
  04:12 IST (21 December) · ✅ Fully visible

2030

• 1 June 2030 — Annular Solar Eclipse
  11:58 IST · ⚠️ Partial
• 15 June 2030 — Partial Lunar Eclipse
  00:03 IST (16 June) · ✅ Fully visible
• 25 November 2030 — Total Solar Eclipse
  12:20 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 9 December 2030 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
  03:58 IST (10 December) · ◐ Penumbral only

2031

• 7 May 2031 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
  09:21 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 21 May 2031 — Annular Solar Eclipse
  12:45 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 5 June 2031 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
  17:14 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 30 October 2031 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
  13:15 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 14 November 2031 — Hybrid Solar Eclipse
  02:36 IST (15 November) · ❌ Not visible

2032

• 25 April 2032 — Total Lunar Eclipse
  20:44 IST · ✅ Fully visible
• 9 May 2032 — Annular Solar Eclipse
  18:55 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 18 October 2032 — Total Lunar Eclipse
  00:32 IST (19 October) · ✅ Fully visible
• 3 November 2032 — Partial Solar Eclipse
  11:03 IST · ⚠️ Partial

2033

• 30 March 2033 — Total Solar Eclipse
  23:31 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 14 April 2033 — Total Lunar Eclipse
  00:43 IST (15 April) · ✅ Fully visible
• 23 September 2033 — Partial Solar Eclipse
  19:23 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 8 October 2033 — Total Lunar Eclipse
  16:25 IST · ⚠️ Partial

2034

• 20 March 2034 — Total Solar Eclipse
  15:47 IST · ⚠️ Partial
• 3 April 2034 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
  00:36 IST (4 April) · ◐ Penumbral only
• 12 September 2034 — Annular Solar Eclipse
  21:48 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 28 September 2034 — Partial Lunar Eclipse
  08:16 IST · ❌ Not visible

2035

• 22 February 2035 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
  14:35 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 9 March 2035 — Annular Solar Eclipse
  04:35 IST (10 March) · ❌ Not visible
• 19 August 2035 — Partial Lunar Eclipse
  06:41 IST · ❌ Not visible
• 2 September 2035 — Total Solar Eclipse
  07:25 IST · ❌ Not visible

About Eclipses in Vedic Tradition

Eclipses (grahana) are considered spiritually significant — Surya Grahana (solar) and Chandra Grahana (lunar). Vedic tradition prescribes specific rituals: avoiding cooking/eating during the eclipse, mantra japa, bathing after, donating, and avoiding sleep. Sutak (the inauspicious period before the eclipse) begins 12 hours before solar eclipses and 9 hours before lunar eclipses — but only when the eclipse is visible in your location.