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Apart from the Hindu Calendar Los Angeles (USA) Telugu Calendar 2026 August , you can also find the Telugu Festivals 2026 August (IST), Telugu Year, Telugu Month, Tithi, Nakshatram (The start time of a Tithi & Nakshatram will be the end time of the previous timings).
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August 2026 Ekadasi Dates for Los Angeles
Telugu Calendar August 2026 Los Angeles. Ekadasi dates for this month include the Krishna Paksha Ekadasi Tithi on August 8, 2026 up to 22:34 (24hrs format) and the Sukla Paksha Ekadasi Tithi on August 23, 2026 up to 15:48 (24hrs format).
August 2026 Amavasya & Pournami Dates for Los Angeles (USA)
The Sravanamu Purnima occurs on August 27, 2026. The Sukla Paksha Purnima Tithi prevails up to 21:18 (24hrs format). Subsequently, the Ashadhamu Amavasya falls on August 12, 2026. The Krishna Paksha Amavasya Tithi extends up to 10:36 (24hrs format).
Importance of Ashadhamu
Ashadhamu marks the onset of the monsoon season and is distinct for its unique traditions. It is famous for the vibrant Bonalu festival in Telangana, where Goddess Mahakali is worshipped for protection. Guru Purnima, dedicated to the spiritual guru Veda Vyasa, is a major observance. Traditionally, this month is considered inauspicious for family ceremonies like weddings, and it is a custom for newlyweds to stay apart for a brief period. It is a time focused on devotion to the Goddess of Power.
Importance of Sravanamu
Sravanamu is cherished as the holiest month in the Telugu calendar, filled with a continuous series of festivals and auspicious days. It is a time of immense prosperity and devotion. Mondays are dedicated to Lord Shiva, Tuesdays to Goddess Gauri, and Fridays to Goddess Lakshmi, with Varalakshmi Vratam being a household celebration for wealth and well-being. The month also sees the observance of Raksha Bandhan and Upakarma, where the sacred thread is changed. It is a period of joy, prayer, and community gathering.