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Happy Pongal images, wishes and greeting cards

Pongal is the four-day harvest festival of Tamil Nadu, in which freshly harvested rice is boiled until it overflows to thank the Sun and nature for a good harvest. Choose a design, add your name and message, and download it free.

When: Four days in mid-January, usually January 14 to 17, with Thai Pongal on the second day.

Pongal greeting images (9 designs)

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When is Pongal? Dates for 2026 and 2027

YearDateStatus
2026Wednesday, January 14, 2026 to Saturday, January 17, 2026Fixed date
2027Thursday, January 14, 2027 to Sunday, January 17, 2027Fixed date
  • Thai Pongal, the main day, is usually January 14. Some regions mark it on January 15.

Dates last checked on 2026-10-21. See the full 2027 festival calendar.

About Pongal

Pongal is a multi-day harvest festival celebrated in mid-January, mainly by Tamil people in Tamil Nadu, Sri Lanka and around the world. It thanks the Sun, the rain, the land and farm animals for a good harvest, and marks the start of the Tamil month of Thai. The name comes from the Tamil word for “to boil over”.

The festival has four days: Bhogi, when old things are discarded; Thai Pongal, the main day, when rice is cooked with milk and jaggery in a new pot in the open until it boils over, with cries of “Pongalo Pongal!”; Mattu Pongal, which honours cattle; and Kaanum Pongal, a day for family outings. Houses are cleaned and decorated with kolam designs, and sugarcane, turmeric plants and fresh rice are offered to the Sun.

How Pongal is celebrated

  • Cooking sweet Pongal in a new clay pot until it overflows.
  • Drawing kolam patterns at the doorstep and decorating with mango leaves.
  • Offering prayers to the Sun and thanking nature for the harvest.
  • Honouring cattle on Mattu Pongal with decorations and feeding.
  • Visiting relatives and wearing new clothes.

Pongal wishes for family

Heartfelt messages for parents, siblings, spouses, children and relatives. Copy one, or open a message card above to edit it and download it as an image.

  • Pongal nalvazhthukkal to my dear family! May our home overflow with joy, health and togetherness, like the Pongal pot.
  • Dear Amma and Appa, thank you for every Pongal we have celebrated together. Wishing you a bright and healthy year.
  • To my brothers and sisters: another Pongal, another chance to be together. Happy Pongal!
  • To my beloved spouse, may our life together be as sweet as Pongal. Happy Thai Pongal, my love.
  • Happy Pongal, my little ones! May you enjoy the sweets, the kolam and every moment of the festival.
  • Wishing all our relatives a prosperous Pongal. May our family be blessed with abundance and happiness.

Pongal wishes and messages

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  • May the new harvest bring overflowing joy, health and prosperity to your home. Happy Pongal!
  • Wishing you a Pongal as sweet as jaggery and as bright as the morning sun.
  • As the pot overflows, may your life overflow with happiness and good fortune. Pongalo Pongal!
  • May the Sun God bless you and your family with success, peace and abundance this Thai Pongal.
  • May this harvest festival bring new hope and new beginnings. Happy Pongal!
  • Sending you warm wishes on Pongal. May every day of the year be as joyful as today.

Pongal greeting in Tamil

பொங்கல் நல்வாழ்த்துக்கள்

Pronounced: Pongal nalvazhthukkal

Several of the images above carry this greeting, which is a thoughtful touch for friends and family who speak Tamil.

Frequently asked questions

When is Pongal in 2026?

Pongal in 2026 runs from Wednesday, January 14, 2026 to Saturday, January 17, 2026. Thai Pongal, the main day, is usually January 14. Some regions mark it on January 15.

When is Pongal in 2027?

Pongal in 2027 runs from Thursday, January 14, 2027 to Sunday, January 17, 2027. Thai Pongal, the main day, is usually January 14. Some regions mark it on January 15.

What does Pongal mean?

“Pongal” comes from the Tamil word meaning “to boil over”. It refers to the dish of rice boiled with milk and jaggery that is allowed to overflow as a sign of abundance.

How many days is Pongal?

Pongal is celebrated over four days: Bhogi Pongal, Thai Pongal, Mattu Pongal and Kaanum Pongal.

What is the greeting for Pongal?

People say “Happy Pongal”, “Pongalo Pongal” and, in Tamil, “Pongal nalvazhthukkal”.

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