Navratri Colours 2026: Complete Day-Wise List From Orange to Peacock Green
Navratri colours 2026 are trending in India. Here is the complete day-wise list, dates and the practical difference between a calendar colour and a local celebration rule.
Search interest for Navratri colours 2026 has risen as the festival moves through its nine-night calendar. The colour list is useful for devotees, school events, office celebrations and garba groups, but readers should remember that local traditions may use a different sequence.
Navratri colours 2026 day-wise list
The Delhi calendar lists October 11 as Day 1 with Orange, October 12 as Day 2 with White, October 13 as Day 3 with Red, October 14 as Day 4 with Royal Blue and October 15 as Day 5 with Yellow. Day 6 on October 16 is Green, Day 7 on October 17 is Grey, Day 8 on October 18 is Purple and Day 9 on October 19 is Peacock Green.
The sequence is linked to the weekday-based Navratri colour tradition. It is not a dress code issued by a single national authority, so event organisers may publish their own theme or ask participants to follow a regional custom.
What readers should check
If you are travelling to a garba venue or a community puja, check the organiser's poster for the final theme. A colour calendar can help with planning, but it does not confirm an event's entry rules, venue timings or transport arrangements.
Practical takeaway
Save the nine-colour list, choose comfortable clothes for walking and keep a backup route if the event is crowded. For metro journeys, carry only what the operator permits and check the latest service notice before leaving. The 2026 dates and colours in this report follow the Delhi calendar published by Drik Panchang.
