Purnima Tithi is very important in Hinduism. Taking a bath and giving donations on this day can wash away sins and bring good results. People usually worship Lord Vishnu, Mother Lakshmi, and the Moon on the full moon day. Each month’s full moon holds special meaning. Let's find out when the full moons will occur in 2025 and learn about their significance.

A list of all Purnima dates in 2025, along with the exact start and end times of the Purnima tithi for that year.

• Paush Purnima:  Jan 13, 5:03 am - Jan 14, 3:56 am
• Magha Purnima:  Feb 11, 6:56 pm - Feb 12, 7:23 pm
• Phalguna Purnima or Hutasani Purnima: Mar 13, 10:36 am - Mar 14, 12:24 pm
• Chaitra Purnima:  Apr 12, 3:22 am - Apr 13, 5:52 am
• Buddha Purnima, Vaishakha Purnima: May 11, 8:02 pm - May 12, 10:25 pm
• Deva Snana Purnima, Jyeshta Purnima: Jun 10, 11:36 am - Jun 11, 1:13 pm
• Ashadha Purnima,  Guru Purnima: Jul 10, 1:37 am - Jul 11, 2:06 am
• Narali Purnima, Jandhyala Purnima, Sravana Purnima:  Aug 08, 2:12 pm - Aug 09, 1:25 pm
• Bhadrapada Purnima: Sep 07, 1:41 am - Sep 07, 11:38 pm
• Ashwin Purnima (Sharad Purnima):  Oct 06, 12:24 pm - Oct 07, 9:17 am
• Kartika Purnima: Nov 04, 10:36 pm - Nov 05, 6:49 pm
• Margashirsha Purnima: Dec 04, 8:38 am - Dec 05, 4:44 am 

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