Taj Mahal in India under a full moon

Full Moon Dates at Taj Mahal, India

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The Taj Mahal, an epitome of love and an emblem of India’s rich history, stands majestically on the southern bank of the Yamuna River in Agra, Uttar Pradesh.

Next Moon Phase Full Moon Full Moon 1. May 2026 🕐 22:53 local time in 9 days
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2026 🌕 13 Full Moons 🌑 12 New Moons
January
  • 3 Sat Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 15:32 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 18 Sun New Moon New Moon 🕐 01:22 local time Asia/Kolkata
February
  • 1 Sun Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 03:39 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 17 Tue New Moon New Moon 🕐 17:31 local time Asia/Kolkata
March
  • 3 Tue Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 17:07 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 19 Thu New Moon New Moon 🕐 06:53 local time Asia/Kolkata
April
  • 2 Thu Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 07:42 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 17 Fri New Moon New Moon 🕐 17:21 local time Asia/Kolkata
May
  • 1 Fri Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 22:53 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 16 Sat New Moon New Moon 🕐 01:31 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 31 Sun Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 14:15 local time Asia/Kolkata
June
  • 15 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 08:24 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 29 Mon Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 05:26 local time Asia/Kolkata
July
  • 14 Tue New Moon New Moon 🕐 15:13 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 29 Wed Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 20:05 local time Asia/Kolkata
August
  • 12 Wed New Moon New Moon 🕐 23:06 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 28 Fri Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 09:48 local time Asia/Kolkata
September
  • 11 Fri New Moon New Moon 🕐 08:56 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 26 Sat Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 22:19 local time Asia/Kolkata
October
  • 10 Sat New Moon New Moon 🕐 21:20 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 26 Mon Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 09:41 local time Asia/Kolkata
November
  • 9 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 12:32 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 24 Tue Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 20:23 local time Asia/Kolkata
December
  • 9 Wed New Moon New Moon 🕐 06:21 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 24 Thu Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 06:58 local time Asia/Kolkata
2027 🌕 12 Full Moons 🌑 13 New Moons
January
  • 7 Thu New Moon New Moon 🕐 01:54 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 22 Fri Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 17:47 local time Asia/Kolkata
February
  • 6 Sat New Moon New Moon 🕐 21:26 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 20 Sat Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 04:53 local time Asia/Kolkata
March
  • 8 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 14:59 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 22 Mon Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 16:13 local time Asia/Kolkata
April
  • 6 Tue New Moon New Moon 🕐 05:21 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 20 Tue Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 03:57 local time Asia/Kolkata
May
  • 6 Thu New Moon New Moon 🕐 16:28 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 20 Thu Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 16:29 local time Asia/Kolkata
June
  • 4 Fri New Moon New Moon 🕐 01:10 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 19 Sat Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 06:14 local time Asia/Kolkata
July
  • 4 Sun New Moon New Moon 🕐 08:32 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 18 Sun Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 21:14 local time Asia/Kolkata
August
  • 2 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 15:35 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 17 Tue Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 12:58 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 31 Tue New Moon New Moon 🕐 23:11 local time Asia/Kolkata
September
  • 15 Wed Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 04:33 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 30 Thu New Moon New Moon 🕐 08:06 local time Asia/Kolkata
October
  • 15 Fri Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 19:17 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 29 Fri New Moon New Moon 🕐 19:06 local time Asia/Kolkata
November
  • 14 Sun Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 08:55 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 28 Sun New Moon New Moon 🕐 08:54 local time Asia/Kolkata
December
  • 13 Mon Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 21:38 local time Asia/Kolkata
  • 27 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 01:42 local time Asia/Kolkata

Times in local time · Taj Mahal (Asia/Kolkata) · Calculated after Meeus, accuracy ±2 min

FAQ — Taj Mahal

In 2026 there are 13 full moons and 12 new moons. Times are shown in local time for Taj Mahal (Asia/Kolkata).

In 2027 there are 12 full moons and 13 new moons. Times are shown in local time for Taj Mahal (Asia/Kolkata).

The next full moon in Taj Mahal is on May 1, 2026 at 22:53 local time (Asia/Kolkata), in 9 days.

The next new moon in Taj Mahal is on May 16, 2026 at 01:31 local time (Asia/Kolkata), in 24 days.

Yes! In 2026 there is a Blue Moon in May – this month has two full moons.

The times are calculated using the Meeus astronomical algorithm (Jean Meeus, Astronomical Algorithms, Chapter 49) and are accurate to within approximately ±2 minutes. All times are displayed in the local timezone of Taj Mahal (Asia/Kolkata).

A full moon occurs when the Moon is on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun, making it appear fully illuminated. A new moon occurs when the Moon is between Earth and the Sun, making it invisible from Earth. The cycle from one new moon to the next takes approximately 29.5 days (a lunar month).

Full Moon for Taj Mahal in India for the year 2024

  • Thursday, January 25, 2024, at 11:24 PM
  • Saturday, February 24, 2024, at 06:00 PM
  • Monday, March 25, 2024, at 12:28 PM
  • Wednesday, April 24, 2024, at 04:17 AM
  • Thursday, May 23, 2024, at 06:22 PM
  • Saturday, June 22, 2024, at 05:38 AM

  • Sunday, July 21, 2024, at 02:45 PM
  • Monday, August 19, 2024, at 10:54 PM
  • Wednesday, September 18, 2024, at 07:03 AM
  • Thursday, October 17, 2024, at 03:56 PM
  • Saturday, November 16, 2024, at 02:59 AM
  • Sunday, December 15, 2024, at 02:30 PM ​
India iconic Taj Mahal
India iconic Taj Mahal, artistic rendering

Interesting Facts about the Taj Mahal

Built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal, this ivory-white marble mausoleum is not just a monument but a symbol of eternal love and a masterpiece of Mughal architecture. The construction, which began around 1632, took approximately 20 years to complete, involving a workforce of around 20,000 artisans and craftsmen from across India and Central Asia, guided by a council of architects led by the court architect of the Emperor, Ustad Ahmad Lahauri.

The Taj Mahal complex is spread over 42 acres and is a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983. Its architectural brilliance is a harmonious blend of Persian, Turkish, and Indian styles. At the heart of the complex is the tomb itself, with a large, white marble dome that reaches a height of around 35 meters. This is flanked by four slender minarets, each standing about 40 meters tall. Intricate inlay work, using precious and semi-precious stones, adorns the exterior and interior, while the surrounding gardens, with their symmetrical beauty, enhance the serenity of the structure.

This monument is not just a testament to the artistic and architectural genius of the Mughal era but also a standing reminder of India’s history, cultural richness, and its ability to inspire awe and admiration through centuries. Every year, millions of visitors from around the globe flock to Agra to witness the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal, making it one of the most visited tourist attractions in the world. Its allure transcends time and remains a profound symbol of India’s rich heritage.

UNESCO-Infos for Taj Mahal

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