Nepali calendar (Bikram Sambat monthly patro)
Browse Bikram Sambat months from 1975 to 2099 B.S. side by side with their corresponding English Gregorian dates.
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Devanagari & English days
Each day cell displays the Nepali Bikram Sambat date in large Devanagari numerals above the matching Gregorian day and month.
Jump to Today instantly
The Today in Nepal button highlights the current Bikram Sambat date in Kathmandu even when you are browsing from abroad.
Full date breakdown
Select any day on the monthly grid to inspect its full English and Nepali date strings and day of the week.
How to navigate the Nepali Bikram Sambat calendar
Use the month and year dropdown menus at the top of the calendar to jump to any Bikram Sambat month between 1975 B.S. and 2099 B.S., or click Previous and Next to step through adjacent months. Clicking any date cell updates the Selected Date box below the grid with full Bikram Sambat (English and Devanagari) and Gregorian correspondence.
Scope of this date calendar
This calendar is a clean, distraction-free B.S. and A.D. date correspondence reference. Saturday (the weekly public holiday in Nepal) is highlighted in crimson. Lunar tithis, astrological panchang details, and cabinet-declared public holidays vary by annual Nepal Rajpatra gazette notifications and are intentionally omitted so date lookups stay fast and uncluttered.
How Bikram Sambat monthly grids align with Gregorian months
Because each Bikram Sambat month begins around the 13th to 17th day of a Gregorian month, every single Nepali month spans across two consecutive English months (for example, Baishakh spans mid-April to mid-May, and Kartik spans mid-October to mid-November). On the Yannis monthly grid, the header bar shows both the Bikram Sambat month/year and the two overlapping Gregorian months, while every individual cell displays the Nepali day number alongside its exact Gregorian day.
Bikram Sambat quarters and seasons in Nepal
| B.S. Months | Nepali Ritu (Season) | Typical Month Length |
|---|---|---|
| Baishakh & Jestha (वैशाख - जेठ) | Grishma (Pre-monsoon / Summer) | 30 to 32 days |
| Ashadh & Shrawan (असार - साउन) | Varsha (Monsoon) | 31 to 32 days |
| Bhadra, Ashwin, Kartik, Mangsir | Sharad & Hemanta (Autumn) | 29 to 31 days |
| Poush, Magh, Falgun, Chaitra | Shishir & Vasanta (Winter / Spring) | 29 to 31 days |
| Weekly Public Holiday | Saturday (शनिबार - Shanibar) | Highlighted in crimson across all 12 months |
| Supported Calendar Span | 1975 B.S. to 2099 B.S. (1,500 months) | 13 April 1918 A.D. to 13 April 2043 A.D. |
Common questions
Does this calendar list tithis, festivals, or government holidays?
No. It focuses strictly on verified B.S. to A.D. calendar date correspondence across 1975-2099 B.S. without unverified holiday lists.
Why are Saturdays shown in red?
Saturday (Shanibar) is the official weekly day of rest across Nepal.
How can I convert a single date directly without browsing the grid?
Use the Nepali Date Converter tool to enter a specific year, month, and day directly.
Why does a single Nepali month show two different English month names?
Bikram Sambat solar months start in the middle of a Gregorian month (around the 13th–17th), so the first half of a B.S. month falls in one English month and the second half falls in the next.
Does the Today button use my computer's local timezone or Nepal time?
It always uses Asia/Kathmandu (UTC +05:45) so diaspora users in North America, Europe, the Gulf, or Australia see the exact current date in Nepal.
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