Govardhan Puja
Govardhan Puja is associated with Lord Krishna and the Govardhan episode, expressing gratitude for nature, nourishment and community care.
About this observance
- 2026 date
- Monday, 09 November 2026
- Category
- Religious Festival
- Associated deity
- Krishna
- Regions
- India
- Calendar basis
- Day after Diwali
Before you observe
- Check the local Panchangam or temple for timings.
- Follow your family and regional traditions.
- Use this page for educational guidance, not personalised ritual advice.
Significance
Govardhan Puja is associated with Lord Krishna and the Govardhan episode, expressing gratitude for nature, nourishment and community care.
Common ways people observe
Offerings of food may be prepared and shared as annkut in some traditions. Families may visit temples or perform a simple home prayer according to local custom.
Why dates can differ
Many Hindu observances follow lunar or regional solar calendars. A festival date and its appropriate timing can vary by location, sunrise convention, and local tradition. AskPandit shows the verified 2026 date when it is available and recommends checking local guidance for observance times.
Plan this observance with care
Use this page to understand the festival’s date, significance and common traditions. For a family Puja or time-sensitive observance, check your local Panchangam or temple guidance, because timing and customs can differ between places and families.
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