Today's Nepali Date
बिहीबार, Thursday
Thursday, 29 October 2026 AD
BS Year
2083
Kartik (कार्तिक)
Tithi (तिथि)
Chaturthi
चतुर्थी
Paksha (पक्ष)
krishna
Moon Phase
last_quarter
This page uses the current civil date in Sydney (Australia/Sydney). Tithi and other lunar fields are imported calendar references, not astronomical calculations for Sydney. Confirm local ceremony timing with an appropriate authority.
Today's Festivals & Observances
No festivals or special observances listed for today. Check the festival calendar for upcoming celebrations.
About Today's Nepali Patro
Today's Nepali date is 12 Kartik 2083 BS (Bikram Sambat), which corresponds to 29 October 2026 AD in the Gregorian calendar. The Bikram Sambat calendar is approximately 56 years and 8 months ahead of the Gregorian calendar.
The imported calendar record for this date lists Chaturthi, during the krishna paksha (waning phase). Tithi is a lunar-calendar unit used when determining many festival and ceremony dates. This page does not calculate the transition time for an Australian location.
For Nepalis living in Australia, the Nepali patro is essential for tracking festivals like Dashain, Tihar, Teej, Holi, and Chhath Puja. While the Gregorian calendar is used for work, school, and government appointments in Australia, the Nepali calendar guides cultural celebrations, temple visits, and community gatherings.
Use the Nepali Date Converter for dates inside the published range, BS 2080–2084. For passports, birth certificates, visas or other official forms, verify the result against the issuing authority’s accepted records.
Looking for Nepali events in your city? Check our city-specific patro pages below for upcoming concerts, festivals, and community gatherings in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is today's Nepali date?+
For the Sydney local date, today's Nepali date is 12 Kartik 2083 BS (Bikram Sambat), corresponding to 29 October 2026 AD.
What tithi is recorded for today's date?+
The calendar record lists Chaturthi (krishna paksha). Tithi transitions and ceremony timings depend on source and location, so confirm local religious timing with an appropriate authority.
What is the Nepali calendar called?+
The Nepali calendar is called Bikram Sambat (BS) or Nepali Patro (नेपाली पात्रो). It is approximately 56 years and 8 months ahead of the Gregorian (AD) calendar. The current Nepali year is 2083 BS.
How do I convert today's AD date to BS?+
Today's Gregorian date 29 October 2026 converts to 12 Kartik 2083 BS. You can use our Nepali Date Converter to convert any date between BS and AD.
Are Nepali festival dates different in Australia?+
This calendar maps published BS records to Australian civil dates. It does not calculate location-specific lunar transition times. Confirm ceremony timing and local community event dates with the relevant Australian organiser, temple or priest.