New Year Dates
Sunday, January 1, 2012
New Years within the Month of January
January one - New Year's Day - The world's most generally celebrated vacation. Australia, Canada, the uk, the us, India and lots of alternative countries celebrate their New Year on this date.

January one - Japanese New Year's Day - conjointly referred to as Gantan-sai or Oshogatsu.
January seven - Egyptian New Year's Day (Sekhmet)
Mahayana Buddhist New Year is well known on the primary full moon day in January.
January eleven - previous Scottish New Year
January fourteen - jap Orthodox New Year's Day
January twenty one - Celtic New Year
Korean New Year (Sol-Nal) - The Lunar New Year is well known at sunset on the day of the second new moon when the winter solstice.
Tibetan New Year conjointly known as Losar is well known in late January or early February at the time of the new moon.
Vietnamese New Year or Tet is well known between January seventeenth and February nineteenth at the time of the new moon.
New Years within the Month of February
Tibetan New Year (Ugyen Thinley Dorje) - Some Tibetans celebrate their New Year a month later than the Lunar New Year as Ugyen Thinley Dorje.
Muharram is that the 1st month of the Muslim year and its 1st day is well known as Islamic New Year's Day.
New Years within the Month of March
March one - Roman New Year conjointly known as the competition of Mars, aka Feriae Marti, honored Mars, the Roman god of war.
March fourteen - Sikh New Year Day - it's the primary day of Chet, the primary month of the Sikh calendar.
March twenty one - The Baha'i New Year (Naw-Ruz) is usually celebratedon the twenty first March.
The Hindu New Year conjointly referred to as Bikrami Samvat falls on the day following the new moon on or when the spring equinox.
March twenty one - The Persian or Iranian New Year (Noruz) is usually stayed the spring equinox.
March twenty one - The Assyrian New Year, known as Rish Nissanu, happens on the vernal equinox, 21 March, commencing the beginning of the spring.
Telugu New Year's Day conjointly referred to as Ugadi is well known on the day when the new moon following the vernal equinox (first day of spring).
March twenty one - Zoroastrian New Year or Jamshedi is usually on March twenty first.
March twenty five - previous British New Year - Before the Calendar Adjustment Act of 1751, nice Britain and its U.S. colonies celebrated New Year's Day on March twenty five as a result of it's woman Day still because the Feast of the Annunciation.
New Years within the Month of April
Theravadin Buddhist New Year - The Tharavadin Buddhists of Thailand, Burma, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Lao celebrate the New Year on the primary full moon day with 3 days of celebration.
April fourteen - Solar New Year (Songkran) - This new year's day is well known in several southeast Asia countries as Baisakhi in India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka (or Varushapirapu); Songkran in Thailand; Boum Pimay or Bun-Pi-Mai-Lao in Laos; Thingyan in Myanmar; and Bon Chol Chhnam in Cambodia. the precise time on the thirteenth or 14th is decided by astrologers.
April fourteen - Nepali New Year Day - the precise time of the New Year is ready by astrologers on the thirteenth or 14th.
April thirteen or April fourteen - Sikh New Year Day (Vaisaki or Baisakhi) -On at the moment in 1699, Guru Gobind Singh created the Brotherhood of the Pure.
April fourteen - Sinhala /Tamil New Year's Day - Sri Lankans celebrate their national New Year's Day (Puththandu in Tamil and Aluth Avurudhu in Sinhala). the precise time of the New Year is ready by astrologers on the thirteenth or 14th. The Tamil New Year and Vishu are celebrated on an equivalent day respectively within the Southern Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. they often fall on thirteen April or fourteen April. the primary month of the Tamil New Year is named Chithrai.
The Thai New Year is well known from thirteen April to fifteen April by throwing water.
The Cambodian New Year and Lao New Year are celebrated from thirteen April to fifteen April.
The Bengali New Year known as Pohela Baisakh is well known on fourteen April or fifteen April in each Bangladesh and West Bengal.
April twenty two - Parsi New Year Day conjointly referred to as Pateti is well known on April twenty three (April twenty second on leap years), this is often one amongst the native new years celebrated in India.
24 - Babylonian New Year - The Babylonian New Year begins the Nabonassar Era Year 2752 on April twenty fifth (24th on leap years).
New Years within the Month of might
May twenty six - Buddhist New Year conjointly referred to as Buddha Purnima or Buddha Jayanti - Some Buddhist sects celebrate Budhha's birthday on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month as their New Year's Day. Note: Some sects currently celebrate Buddha's birthday on April eighth.
New Years within the Month of June
June twenty one - Ancient Greek New Year - Some versions of the traditional Greek calendar celebrated the new year on the summer solstice.
New Years within the Month of July
July nine - Armenian New Year - The Armenian Era, an previous means of measuring time, began on July nine, 552.
New Years within the Month of August
Malayalam New Year - On the new moon in late August or early September (the 1st day of the Hindu month of Bhadon), the southern Indian state of Kerala celebrates its new year.
August twenty three - Zoroastrian New Year (Shenshai) is usually on August twenty third, for those Zoroastrians who follow the Shenshai calendar.
New Years within the Month of September
September one - Orthodox Christian New Year - at the moment marks the New Year for a few Russian Orthodox Christians.
September ten - African New Year
September eleven (12th in leap years)- Ethiopian New Years Day - this is often a national vacation in Ethiopia.
September sixteen - Rosh Hashanah or Jewish New Year begins on the primary day of the Jewish month of Tishri (Tishrei), is additionally known as the Day of Judgment and Remembrance.
New Years within the Month of October
October three - Moroccan New Year's Day
New Years within the Month of November
Hindu New Year (Diwali) is well known on the new moon in late October or early November. it's thought of by some joined of the Hindu New Years (sometimes celebrated the day when Diwali as Vikram New Year).
The Marwari New Year is well known on the day of the competition of Diwali
Jain New Year - Celebrated on the day when Diwali, this is often the New Year's day for the Jain faith. it's the day when of the attainment of Moksha by Mahavir Swami and therefore the day when his chief disciple Gautam Swami attained Kevalgnan.
The Gujarati New Year is sometimes celebrated the day when the competition of Diwali (which happens in mid-fall - either October or November, looking on the Lunar calendar.
New Years within the Month of December
Sikkimese New Year - The Sikkimese New Year or Losoong is well known from the primary to fifth day of the Lunar eleventh month. it's conjointly known as Sonam Losar or the Farmer's New Year.
January one - New Year's Day - The world's most generally celebrated vacation. Australia, Canada, the uk, the us, India and lots of alternative countries celebrate their New Year on this date.
January one - Japanese New Year's Day - conjointly referred to as Gantan-sai or Oshogatsu.
January seven - Egyptian New Year's Day (Sekhmet)
Mahayana Buddhist New Year is well known on the primary full moon day in January.
January eleven - previous Scottish New Year
January fourteen - jap Orthodox New Year's Day
January twenty one - Celtic New Year
Korean New Year (Sol-Nal) - The Lunar New Year is well known at sunset on the day of the second new moon when the winter solstice.
Tibetan New Year conjointly known as Losar is well known in late January or early February at the time of the new moon.
Vietnamese New Year or Tet is well known between January seventeenth and February nineteenth at the time of the new moon.
New Years within the Month of February
Tibetan New Year (Ugyen Thinley Dorje) - Some Tibetans celebrate their New Year a month later than the Lunar New Year as Ugyen Thinley Dorje.
Muharram is that the 1st month of the Muslim year and its 1st day is well known as Islamic New Year's Day.
New Years within the Month of March
March one - Roman New Year conjointly known as the competition of Mars, aka Feriae Marti, honored Mars, the Roman god of war.
March fourteen - Sikh New Year Day - it's the primary day of Chet, the primary month of the Sikh calendar.
March twenty one - The Baha'i New Year (Naw-Ruz) is usually celebratedon the twenty first March.
The Hindu New Year conjointly referred to as Bikrami Samvat falls on the day following the new moon on or when the spring equinox.
March twenty one - The Persian or Iranian New Year (Noruz) is usually stayed the spring equinox.
March twenty one - The Assyrian New Year, known as Rish Nissanu, happens on the vernal equinox, 21 March, commencing the beginning of the spring.
Telugu New Year's Day conjointly referred to as Ugadi is well known on the day when the new moon following the vernal equinox (first day of spring).
March twenty one - Zoroastrian New Year or Jamshedi is usually on March twenty first.
March twenty five - previous British New Year - Before the Calendar Adjustment Act of 1751, nice Britain and its U.S. colonies celebrated New Year's Day on March twenty five as a result of it's woman Day still because the Feast of the Annunciation.
New Years within the Month of April
Theravadin Buddhist New Year - The Tharavadin Buddhists of Thailand, Burma, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Lao celebrate the New Year on the primary full moon day with 3 days of celebration.
April fourteen - Solar New Year (Songkran) - This new year's day is well known in several southeast Asia countries as Baisakhi in India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka (or Varushapirapu); Songkran in Thailand; Boum Pimay or Bun-Pi-Mai-Lao in Laos; Thingyan in Myanmar; and Bon Chol Chhnam in Cambodia. the precise time on the thirteenth or 14th is decided by astrologers.
April fourteen - Nepali New Year Day - the precise time of the New Year is ready by astrologers on the thirteenth or 14th.
April thirteen or April fourteen - Sikh New Year Day (Vaisaki or Baisakhi) -On at the moment in 1699, Guru Gobind Singh created the Brotherhood of the Pure.
April fourteen - Sinhala /Tamil New Year's Day - Sri Lankans celebrate their national New Year's Day (Puththandu in Tamil and Aluth Avurudhu in Sinhala). the precise time of the New Year is ready by astrologers on the thirteenth or 14th. The Tamil New Year and Vishu are celebrated on an equivalent day respectively within the Southern Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. they often fall on thirteen April or fourteen April. the primary month of the Tamil New Year is named Chithrai.
The Thai New Year is well known from thirteen April to fifteen April by throwing water.
The Cambodian New Year and Lao New Year are celebrated from thirteen April to fifteen April.
The Bengali New Year known as Pohela Baisakh is well known on fourteen April or fifteen April in each Bangladesh and West Bengal.
April twenty two - Parsi New Year Day conjointly referred to as Pateti is well known on April twenty three (April twenty second on leap years), this is often one amongst the native new years celebrated in India.
24 - Babylonian New Year - The Babylonian New Year begins the Nabonassar Era Year 2752 on April twenty fifth (24th on leap years).
New Years within the Month of might
May twenty six - Buddhist New Year conjointly referred to as Buddha Purnima or Buddha Jayanti - Some Buddhist sects celebrate Budhha's birthday on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month as their New Year's Day. Note: Some sects currently celebrate Buddha's birthday on April eighth.
New Years within the Month of June
June twenty one - Ancient Greek New Year - Some versions of the traditional Greek calendar celebrated the new year on the summer solstice.
New Years within the Month of July
July nine - Armenian New Year - The Armenian Era, an previous means of measuring time, began on July nine, 552.
New Years within the Month of August
Malayalam New Year - On the new moon in late August or early September (the 1st day of the Hindu month of Bhadon), the southern Indian state of Kerala celebrates its new year.
August twenty three - Zoroastrian New Year (Shenshai) is usually on August twenty third, for those Zoroastrians who follow the Shenshai calendar.
New Years within the Month of September
September one - Orthodox Christian New Year - at the moment marks the New Year for a few Russian Orthodox Christians.
September ten - African New Year
September eleven (12th in leap years)- Ethiopian New Years Day - this is often a national vacation in Ethiopia.
September sixteen - Rosh Hashanah or Jewish New Year begins on the primary day of the Jewish month of Tishri (Tishrei), is additionally known as the Day of Judgment and Remembrance.
New Years within the Month of October
October three - Moroccan New Year's Day
New Years within the Month of November
Hindu New Year (Diwali) is well known on the new moon in late October or early November. it's thought of by some joined of the Hindu New Years (sometimes celebrated the day when Diwali as Vikram New Year).
The Marwari New Year is well known on the day of the competition of Diwali
Jain New Year - Celebrated on the day when Diwali, this is often the New Year's day for the Jain faith. it's the day when of the attainment of Moksha by Mahavir Swami and therefore the day when his chief disciple Gautam Swami attained Kevalgnan.
The Gujarati New Year is sometimes celebrated the day when the competition of Diwali (which happens in mid-fall - either October or November, looking on the Lunar calendar.
New Years within the Month of December
Sikkimese New Year - The Sikkimese New Year or Losoong is well known from the primary to fifth day of the Lunar eleventh month. it's conjointly known as Sonam Losar or the Farmer's New Year.
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