Sawan Vrat Tyohar 2025: List of fasts and festivals of Sawan, know when is Rakshabandhan, Sawan Shivratri

Sawan Festival 2025: Sawan is about to start. There is going to be a series of festivals in this one month, most of which are dedicated to Shiva Parvati. Know which festivals will come in Sawan 2025 and when.

Sawan Vrat Tyohar 2025: Sawan is a festival of sacrifice, blessings and joy of Lord Shiva in the form of Pashupati. Nature also becomes very beautiful in this month as greenery spreads all around due to rain. Fasting, Jalabhishek, Rudrabhishek, Mahamrityunjay Jaap and Kanwar Yatras are carried out in Sawan.

 

This year the holy month of Sawan will start from 11th July and will continue till 9th August 2025. During this time, many important dates will come for Shiva worship like Pradosh Vrat, Shivratri, Hariyali Amavasya, apart from these, let us know which fasts and festivals are going to be celebrated in Sawan.

 

 

Sawan 2025 fast festival

• 11 July 2025 - Sawan begins
• 14 July 2025 - First Sawan Monday, Gajanan Sankashti Chaturthi
• 15 July 2025 - First Mangala Gauri Vrat
• July 16, 2025 - Cancer Solstice
• 21 July 2025 - Second Sawan Monday, Kamik Ekadashi
• 22 July 2025 - Pradosh Vrat
• 23 July 2025 - Sawan Shivaratri
• 24 July 2025 - Hariyali Amavasya, Sawan Amavasya, Guru Pushya Yoga
• 27 July 2025 - Hariyali Teej
• 28 July 2025 - Sawan third Monday, Vinayaka Chaturthi
• 29 July 2025 - Nag Panchami
• 30 July 2025 - Kalki Jayanti
• Tulsidas Jayanti - 31 July 2025
• 4 August 2025 - Fourth Sawan Monday Fast
• 5 August 2025 - Sawan Putrada Ekadashi
• 6 August 2025 - Pradosh Vrat
• 8 August 2025 - Hayagriva Jayanti, Varalakshmi Vrat
• 9 August 2025 - Rakshabandhan, Sawan Purnima fast

Important dates of Sawan Shiv Puja

Sawan Shivratri, Sawan Pradosh Vrat, Sawan Amavasya, Nag Panchami, Hariyali Teej, Sawan Purnima Vrat are the main dates for Shiva worship in Sawan. Jalabhishek has special importance on this day. Especially on Sawan Shivratri because on this day Shiva is anointed with the water of Kaanvad.

Rakshabandhan - The festival of Rakshabandhan signifies the unbreakable bond between brother and sister. It is said that sisters who tie a rakhi to their brother on this day at an auspicious time have a bright future and a long life. The relationship between brother and sister becomes strong.

Hariyali Teej - The Teej that falls in the month of Sawan is called Hariyali Teej. The fast of Hariyali Teej is kept as a symbol of the reunion of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati. On this day, women keep a fast, wear green bangles and clothes and pray for the long life of their husbands.