About
About
Free Bikram Sambat calendar for web and mobile
Nepali Calendar (Nepali Patro) is a free Bikram Sambat calendar and daily-reference service for Nepal. It brings the things people check every day — the Nepali date, panchang, rashifal, festivals and holidays, auspicious sahit days, a BS↔AD date converter, kundali, and news headlines — together in one fast, clean place that works on the web and as a mobile app.
What we set out to do
We wanted a Nepali calendar that loads fast, reads cleanly in both Nepali and English, and does not bury the date you came for under clutter. Most of what we offer is reference material that should be open to everyone, so the calendar, panchang, rashifal, holidays, sahit and converter all work without an account. Personal tools — your own events, birthday reminders, kundali and saved preferences — are there when you sign in.
What the service includes
In one place you can:
- See today's Bikram Sambat date with the matching AD date, weekday and tithi.
- Read the full daily panchang — tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and more — for any date.
- Check the daily rashifal for all twelve rashi, in Nepali or English.
- Browse Nepal's festivals and public holidays for the whole year.
- Find auspicious sahit days for weddings, bratabandha, pasni and other ceremonies.
- Convert dates between Bikram Sambat and the Gregorian calendar, both ways.
- Skim the latest headlines from major Nepali publishers and read them on their own sites.
- Generate a kundali, add custom events and set birthday reminders once signed in.
Nepali and English, side by side
Every part of the service is available in both Nepali and English. Nepali is the default and the canonical language of the site; switching to English changes the interface and the readings without losing any feature. The Nepali text uses proper Devanagari typography so it stays comfortable to read.
How we keep it accurate
Date conversions use the real per-year month lengths of the Bikram Sambat calendar rather than a fixed offset, and the panchang is computed astronomically. Sahit and festival information draws on established Nepali panchang authorities. For ceremony timing within a day, we always recommend confirming the exact lagna and muhurat with a priest or the Panchang Samiti.
On the web and on your phone
The same calendar is available as a mobile app for Android and iOS, with offline access and push reminders, and on the web for quick checks from any browser. You can use either, or both, with the same account.
Getting in touch
Questions, corrections, feature ideas or a publisher-removal request are all welcome. You can reach us through the Contact page or by sending feedback from within the app. We read everything that comes in.