The Assamese Calendar is used primarily by the people of Assam. The Assamese New Year falls in mid-April, so the Gregorian year 2026 naturally partially overlaps with two different Assamese years, namely 1432 and 1433. In both the Gregorian and the Assamese calendars, there are 365 days in a year.
Here we’ve shared all 12 Assamese monthly calendars for 2026 with images. Including holidays, festivals, Assamese date, Amavasya, Purnima, Ekadashi in one frame, according to the holidays list of Assam. Check out the monthly Assamese calendar 2026 below.
Color-coded to identify the monthly calendar:
- Red – Holidays, Festivals, and Sundays
- Blue – Assamese date (above the English date)
- Black – Other days
January 2026 (16 Poh – 17 Magh)
February 2026 (18 Magh – 15 Phagun)
March 2026 (16 Phagun – 16 Chot)
April 2026 (17 Chot – 16 Bohag)
May 2026 (17 Bohag – Jeth 16)
June 2026 (17 Jeth – 15 Ahar)
July 2026 (16 Ahar – 14 Xaun)
August 2026 (15 Xaun – 13 Bhado)
September 2026 (14 Bhado – 12 Ahin)
October 2026 (13 Ahin – 13 Kati)
November 2026 (14 Kati – 13 Aghun)
December 2026 (14 Aghun – 15 Poh)
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Assamese Monthly Calendar 2026
- January 2026 (Poh/Magh 1432)
- February 2026 (Magh/Phagun 1432)
- March 2026 (Phagun/Sot 1432)
- April 2026 (Sot/Bohag 1432-33)
- May 2026 (Bohag/Jeth 1433)
- June 2026 (Jeth/Ahar 1433)
- July 2026 (Ahar/Xaun 1433)
- August 2026 (Xaun/Bhadro 1433)
- September 2026 (Bhadro/Ahin 1433)
- October 2026 (Ahin/Kati 1433)
- November 2026 (Kati/Aghun 1433)
- December 2026 (Aghun/Poh 1433)
FAQs on Assamese Calendar 2026
Q1. What is the New Year in the Assamese calendar?
Ans: The New Year of the Assamese calendar is the month of Bohag, which falls in the middle of April.
Q2. What is the Assamese calendar of Assam?
Ans: In Assam, the calendar is known as Bhaskarabda.
Q3. What is the main festival of Assam?
Ans: The main festival of Assam is Bihu. The Bihu is divided into three parts called Bohag Bihu, Kati Bihu, and Magh Bihu.