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The Devi's alankara on the ninth day of Navratri 2025

Sharad Navratri 2026

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Nine nights of the Divine Mother

Navratri honours Goddess Durga and her nine forms: the victory of light over darkness and good over evil, celebrated with prayer, fasting, music, dance and meditation.
Ghatasthapana
Sunday, 11 October 2026
Durga Ashtami
Sunday, 18 October 2026
Maha Navami
Monday, 19 October 2026
Vijayadashami
Tuesday, 20 October 2026

Dates follow the Hindu calendar. Please contact the temple for its own puja timings during Navratri.

Nava Durga

The nine forms, night by night

Choose a year and a night to see the goddess, the colour of the day and its rituals, with the Devi's alankara from Navratri 2025.

11 – 19 October 2026 · Vijayadashami Tue, 20 Oct

Navratri 2026 at a glance
Day 1 · Sun, 11 OctMaa ShailputriOrange
Day 2 · Mon, 12 OctMaa BrahmachariniWhite
Day 3 · Tue, 13 OctMaa ChandraghantaRed
Day 4 · Wed, 14 OctMaa KushmandaRoyal Blue
Day 5 · Thu, 15 OctMaa SkandamataYellow
Day 6 · Fri, 16 OctMaa KatyayaniGreen
Day 7 · Sat, 17 OctMaa KalaratriGrey
Day 8 · Sun, 18 OctMaa Mahagauri (Durga Ashtami)Purple
Day 9 · Mon, 19 OctMaa Siddhidatri (Maha Navami)Peacock Green

Celebrated with

Prayer, light and song

Durga Puja & lamps

Lamp lighting and worship of the Devi through all nine nights.

Mantra chanting

Recitation of Durga stotras and mantras in praise of the Mother.

Garba & devotion

Celebration through music, dance, prayer and fasting.

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