Vrat Calendar API
AvailableEvery date in a year on which one recurring observance falls at a place, with its tithi, paksha, lunar month and the moment it was judged at.
Call it with POST /v1/festivals-muhurta/vrat-calendar. Input: date and place. Output: JSON, as a direct response. Each successful call costs 3 credits. It offers 20 options, such as Amavasya, Ashtami and Chandra Darshan.
- Endpoint
- POST /v1/festivals-muhurta/vrat-calendar
- Input
- Date and place
- Output
- JSON
- Delivery
- Direct response
- Cost
- 3 credits
- Compute class
- Heavy
Options
- Amavasya
- Ashtami
- Chandra Darshan
- Chaturdashi
- Dwadashi
- Ekadashi
- Masik Durgashtami
- Masik Janmashtami
- Masik Kalashtami
- Masik Karthigai
- Masik Shivaratri
- Navami
- Pradosham
- Purnima
- Sankashti Chaturthi
- Satyanarayana Puja
- Shashthi
- Skanda Sashti
- Trayodashi
- Vinayaka Chaturthi
Example response
Fields in data (inferred from the example)
year· integerlocation· objectobservance· objectdates· array of object
Example response
Captured from the live engine with a sandbox key (so credits_used is 0) and trimmed: long arrays keep their first items and images are replaced by a placeholder.
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Request schema and every field: the Festivals & muhurta reference.
Vrat Calendar API: common questions
What does the Vrat Calendar API return?
Every date in a year on which one recurring observance falls at a place, with its tithi, paksha, lunar month and the moment it was judged at. The response's data object includes year, location, observance and dates. See the reference for an example response.
What input does Vrat Calendar need?
Date and place. It accepts 20 options, for example Amavasya, Ashtami and Chandra Darshan.
How much does a Vrat Calendar call cost?
3 credits per successful call; a failed call is not charged. Plans and top-ups are on the pricing page.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. Every account gets sandbox keys and trial credits, so you can call it from your own code before choosing a plan.