Varsi Tap (Varshitap) is based on the Jain lunar calendar, so an exact “date-wise” calendar depends on:

• Your start date / year
• Your location (for tithi calculations)
• Which tradition you are following (small variations in rules)

Because of that, I can’t generate a precise, correct day‑by‑day calendar without at least a start date. But I can give you a ready‑to-use template which you (or your local panchang / guru) can fill with exact dates.

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Step 1 – Fix the main tithis

Common Śvetāmbara practice (often called Varshi‑tap / Varshitap):

• Start: Chaitra Shukla 8 (Ashtami)
• End (Parna): Vaishakh Shukla 3 (Akshaya Tritiya – next year)

For 2026‑specific guidance and basic explanation, you can read more here:

Please confirm your start year and then use a Jain panchang (or temple) to convert these tithis into actual calendar dates.

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Step 2 – Simple Varsi Tap pattern (template)

Varsi Tap is usually alternate‑day fasting for about 13 lunar months + 13 days.

You can write your calendar like this:

• Day 1 – Start day – Fast (Upvās)
• Day 2 – Parna day – eat (usually Ekasana or Beshna, simple Jain food)
• Day 3 – Fast
• Day 4 – Parna day
• Day 5 – Fast
• Day 6 – Parna day
• … continue this alternate pattern till Parna on Akshaya Tritiya.

So in a table form (you fill dates and tithis):

| Sr. | Date | Tithi | Vow for the Day | |-----|------|-------|----------------------------| | 1 | | | Fast (Upvās) | | 2 | | | Parna – Ekasana/Beshna | | 3 | | | Fast (Upvās) | | 4 | | | Parna – Ekasana/Beshna | | … | | | … continue till completion |

On each day, also mark:

• Samayik / Pratikraman (if you do daily)
• Extra niyam (e.g., no root vegetables whole year, no outside food, swadhyaya, etc.)

A more detailed explanation of Varshitap vidhi is here:

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Step 3 – How to build your actual calendar

1. Take this blank pattern (alternate Fast / Parna).
2. From your panchang, write:

- Exact date - Tithi

1. Continue filling for one full Varshi Tap cycle, ending at Vaishakh Shukla 3 (Akshaya Tritiya) of the next year.
2. If your guru / tradition has:

- Any continuous fasts instead of alternate days on some special tithis, - Or special rules on Paryushan, Das Lakshan, Mahavir Jayanti, add those notes in the “Remarks” column.

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Step 4 – Important notes (tradition‑wise)

• Śvetāmbara: commonly 13 months + 13 days, alternate‑day fasting, Parna with sugarcane juice on Akshaya Tritiya.
• Digambar: there are also shorter Varshi‑tap patterns (about 6 months) in some traditions; the basic idea (alternate fasting, end on Akshaya Tritiya) is similar but details differ. Always follow the Acharya / Muni / Aryika you are connected to.

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If you tell me:

• Your country/city and
• Year you want to perform Varsi Tap

I can lay out a filled-in sample table structure (fast/parna sequence, remarks), which you can then align exactly with a Jain panchang for your area.