Hindus commemorate Diwali every year to symbolise the triumph of good over evil, light over darkness, and joy over hopelessness. Deepavali, popularly known as the festival of lights, is celebrated with great fanfare throughout the nation. People perform puja, observe rituals, decorate their homes with diyas, rangoli, ornaments, and lights, enjoy delectable sweets and meals, dress in new traditional attire, and more. Hindu mythology states that Lord Ram returned to Ayodhya on Diwali after slaying Ravana and spending 14 years in exile. People make wishes for health, wealth, and prosperity to the gods Lakshmi, Ganesh, and Kubera as part of the festival of lights.

Dhanteras or Dhan Trayodashi marks the start of Diwali festivities, which last for five days, finishing with Bhai Dooj. On Govatsa Dwadashi, Diwali begins in Maharashtra one day earlier. As a result, the festivities will begin in Maharashtra on October 21. The five days of Diwali will start on October 22 and end on October 25, according to Drik Panchang.

Calendar for the Five Days of Diwali in 2022: Dates

According to the lunisolar Hindu calendar, Diwali is observed between the middles of October and November.

Here is a list of each of Deepavali’s five days.

Dhanteras or Dhan Trayodashi is observed on October 22.

Narak Chaturdashi or Kali Chaudas on October 23.

Chhoti and Badi Diwali are celebrated on October 24.

Govardhan Puja is on October 25.

Bhai Dooj is on October 26.

People perform Lakshmi Puja, also known as Diwali Puja, on the third day (Diwali). During the lengthy festivities, it is the most significant day. Early in the morning, devotees offer prayers to their ancestors, and on Amavasya, they perform Shradh for them. Lakshmi Puja is performed on Diwali during Pradosh Kaal, which begins after sunset and lasts for two hours and twenty-four minutes (approximately).

Five Days of Diwali 2022: Dhanteras or Dhan Trayodashi Puja Timings

On October 22, the Dhanteras puja muhurat will be observed from 7:00 pm to 08:17 pm.

Chaturdashi Narak

On the day of Chaturdashi, often referred to as Narak Chaturdashi, Abhyanga Snan will start at 05:05 and terminate at 06:27.

The festivals of Chhoti and Badi Diwali

On October 24, the Lakshmi puja muhurat will run from 06:53 PM to 08:15 PM. The Amavasya tithi will also last from October 24 at 05:27 pm to October 25 at 04:18 pm.

Govardhan Puja

The muhurat for Govardhan Puja runs from 06:28 to 08:43.

Bhai Dooj

The 26th of October is Bhaiya Dooj, also known as Bhau Beej, Bhatra Dwitiya, Bhai Dwitiya, and Bhathru Dwithiya. The Aparahna time on this day runs from 01:12 to 03:26.

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