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Second Shravan Somwar 2026: Why August 10 Is Extra Special For Lord Shiva Devotees This Year
The Second Shravan Somwar 2026 will be observed on Monday, August 10, according to the North Indian Purnimanta calendar. Shravan Somwars are considered highly auspicious for worshipping Lord Shiva, with devotees observing fasts, performing Abhishekam and chanting Shiva mantras. This year, August 10 is especially significant as Soma Pradosh Vrat also falls on the same day.
Second Shravan Somwar 2026 Date
The Second Shravan Somwar 2026 falls on August 10, Monday. However, Shravan dates vary across India. Several states, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Goa, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, follow the Amanta calendar, under which Shravan begins later.
Significance Of Second Shravan Somwar 2026
Shravan is traditionally regarded as a sacred month dedicated to Lord Shiva, while Mondays are considered particularly auspicious for Shiva worship. Devotees observe Somwar vrat and offer prayers to seek the blessings of Mahadev.
The Second Shravan Somwar 2026 is especially important because it coincides with Soma Pradosh Vrat. When Pradosh Vrat falls on a Monday, it is known as Soma Pradosh. The day is considered particularly favourable for Shiva worship.
Second Shravan Somwar 2026 Puja Vidhi
Devotees can begin the day with a bath and wear clean clothes before taking a sankalp for the vrat. The puja can include:
- Offering water to the Shivling
- Performing Shiva Abhishekam
- Offering belpatra and flowers
- Offering fruits and other traditional puja items
- Lighting a diya and incense
- Chanting "Om Namah Shivaya"
- Performing Shiva aarti
Devotees can follow the puja practices prescribed by their family or regional tradition.
Second Shravan Somwar 2026 Vrat Rules
Fasting practices vary from person to person. Some devotees observe a complete fast, while others consume fruits, milk, nuts or permitted vrat foods. A sattvic meal may also be consumed according to individual tradition.
Those who are pregnant, elderly, unwell or taking regular medication should avoid restrictive fasting unless medically appropriate.
Soma Pradosh Vrat On August 10
The coincidence of Second Shravan Somwar and Soma Pradosh Vrat makes August 10 an important day for Shiva devotees. Pradosh Vrat is observed on Trayodashi Tithi, with devotees traditionally performing Shiva puja during the Pradosh Kaal around sunset.
Since Pradosh timings differ according to location, devotees should check their local Panchang for the exact puja window.
Second Shravan Somwar 2026 Mantra
Devotees can chant the powerful Panchakshari mantra:
Om Namah Shivaya
The mantra can be recited during meditation, Abhishekam or regular Shiva prayers.
Important Shravan Dates 2026
- First Shravan Somwar - August 3
- Second Shravan Somwar - August 10
- Soma Pradosh Vrat - August 10
- Sawan Shivratri - August 11
- Third Shravan Somwar - August 17
- Fourth Shravan Somwar - August 24
- Shravan Purnima - August 28
A Day Of Devotion To Lord Shiva
The Second Shravan Somwar 2026 offers devotees an opportunity to deepen their prayers and devotion to Lord Shiva. With Soma Pradosh Vrat also falling on August 10, the day carries added religious significance. Devotees can observe the vrat according to their faith, health and family traditions while seeking the blessings of Mahadev.



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