When to See the First Supermoon of 2025 in Pakistan: Date and Viewing Details

The first Supermoon of 2025 is set to grace the skies of Pakistan on October 7, offering a rare and captivating celestial display. On this night, the moon will appear significantly larger and brighter than usual due to its close approach to Earth, an event known as a Supermoon. This phenomenon occurs when the moon reaches its perigee—the closest point to Earth in its elliptical orbit—creating a more luminous and visually striking full moon. For October’s Supermoon, the moon will be approximately 224,599 miles from Earth, making it the closest since November of the previous year.

This awe-inspiring event won’t be limited to Pakistan; skywatchers across the globe will have the chance to witness the same impressive view. The October Supermoon marks the beginning of a series, with two additional Supermoons expected on November 5 and December 5. A fourth Supermoon is forecast for January 2026, although it falls just outside the current calendar year. Among these, the Supermoon in November 2025 is anticipated to be the most visually intense, as the moon will be at its closest point for the year—about 221,817 miles from Earth.

The visual impact of a Supermoon goes beyond astronomy, offering a deeply atmospheric experience that draws people outdoors to reconnect with the night sky. Residents across Pakistan are encouraged to take a moment on October 7 to step outside and witness this extraordinary lunar event, which blends science and wonder in a way few natural occurrences can.