Nepali Date Converter (BS ↔ AD)
नेपाली मिति परिवर्तक (वि.सं. ↔ ई.सं.)
Convert Bikram Sambat dates to English (AD) dates and back, with the weekday and Nepali date format.
Convert dates between Bikram Sambat (BS) and the English (AD) calendar. Enter a Nepali or Gregorian date and see the equivalent in the other calendar, with the weekday and the written Nepali form.
About the Nepali date converter
This tool converts dates between Bikram Sambat (BS), the official calendar of Nepal, and the Gregorian (AD) calendar used across the world. Choose the direction, enter a date, and you get the equivalent date in the other calendar along with the weekday and the written Nepali form.
Why BS and AD do not simply differ by a fixed number of years
Bikram Sambat runs about 56 years and 8 months ahead of the Gregorian year, but you cannot convert by subtracting 56 or 57 — the gap shifts through the year because the two calendars begin at different points and have different month lengths. A BS month is 29 to 32 days long, set by the traditional calendar, so each year's month lengths are stored in a table rather than calculated from a formula. This tool uses a verified lookup table for 1975–2099 BS (1918–2043 AD), which is why it stays accurate.
The Nepali year and months
The BS year begins in mid-April with the month of Baisakh. The twelve months — Baisakh, Jestha, Ashadh, Shrawan, Bhadra, Ashwin, Kartik, Mangsir, Poush, Magh, Falgun and Chaitra — do not line up with the Gregorian months, so a BS date falls in a different AD month each year. Nepali dates are often written as "2082 Mangsir 10" in official documents and in the "… साल … गते" form on certificates.
Where the converter is useful
Nepali citizenship certificates, land-registration papers, school records and many government forms carry BS dates, while passports, visas and international bookings use AD dates. The converter bridges the two — for example, to work out the Gregorian date of a BS birthday, or to fill a form that asks for the AD equivalent of a Nepali document date.