Here are this year's dates of Uposatha days as observed in Thai Buddhism (Dhammayutika-Nikāya und Mahā-Nikāya). This calendar follows the Dhammayut calculation—which, for the days marked with an asterisk*, is one day later than the Mahānikai. [1]

Data in squared brackets [ ] refer to the "civil" full moon day and are in reference to Munich (Germany) as geographical place of observation. According Vinaya the day starts with sunrise and not like in "modern calculation of time" at 00:00 o'clock. This starting point of a new day is in regard to the place and its elevation different. As full-moon start at the same time everywhere on earth, it is possible that the day of full-moon accrues, in accordance with the calculation of moon-phases, differently. For comparison the data of Mondphasen - Table 2016, CET (wikipedia), as the sun rise calculations of www.gaisma.com have been used. If the "day of full-moon, according to Vinaya, is meant as the day when a full-moon accrues, or a day that follows the occasion of a full-moon, could not be investigated. Here the appearance of a certain moon event, at the time between sun rise and the next sun rise,was taken. See also Discussions about request of Uposatha-days and Table 2016.

	First quarter moon	Full moon	Last quarter moon	New moon	Last quarter moon
January	5	12	20	27	-
February	4	11 Māgha Pūjā	19	25	-
March	5	12	20	27	-
April	4	11	19	25	-
May	3	10 Visākha Pūjā	18	25	-
June	2	9	17	24*	-
July	2*	8 Āsaḷha Pūjā	16	23	31
August	-	7	15	22*	30*
September	-	5	13	20	28
October	-	5 Pavāraṇā Day	13	20*	28*
November	-	3	11 Ānāpānasati Day	18	26
December	-	3	11	18*	26*