For this year (2026), Paryushan will fall around early–mid September, but the exact dates differ by:

• Shwetambar / Digambar tradition
• Country / local Jain Sangh calendar

Commonly published Jain calendars for 2026 show:

• Shwetambar Paryushan: around 7–14 September 2026 (8 days) ( darshansbooking.com)
• Digambar Das Lakshan Parva: starts just after Shwetambar Paryushan ends and continues for 10 days, up to Anant Chaturdashi / Kshamavani ( templetimings.in)

Because there is some variation (for example, some UK/overseas calendars start on 8 September instead of 7 September), the safest and correct way is:

• Check your local Jain Sangh / Derasar calendar or
• Ask your pūjari / committee which dates they are following this year.

If you tell me:

• your country/city, and
• whether you follow Shwetambar or Digambar tradition,

I can narrow down the likely dates for your area, but final confirmation should always be from your local Jain Panchang or Sangh.