Ayodhya Panchang — Wednesday, 3 March 2027

Tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, sunrise, Rahu kaal, choghadiya and horas for any city and date.

Today

Sun · Moon

Sunrise06:27(almanac 06:23)
Sunset17:59(almanac 18:03)
Moonrise03:07
Moonset13:35
Day length11h 32m
VaraBudhavara · Mercury

Rashi

Moon signSagittarius until 05:20, 3 Mar
Sun signAquarius

Lunar calendar

Amanta monthMagha
Purnimanta monthPhalguna
PakshaKrishna
RituShishira
Vikram Samvat2083
Shaka Samvat1948

The five limbs

Tithi
Krishna Ekadashiuntil 07:24, 4 Mar
Nakshatra
Purva Ashadha(lord Venus)until 22:34thenUttara Ashadha(lord Sun)until 01:35, 4 Mar
Yoga
Vyatipatauntil 01:06, 3 MarthenVariyanauntil 02:00, 4 Mar
Karana
Bavauntil 18:05thenBalavauntil 07:24, 4 Mar

Auspicious and inauspicious times

Abhijit muhurta11:50 – 12:36
Brahma muhurta04:51 – 05:39
Rahu kaal12:13 – 13:39
Yamaganda07:53 – 09:20
Gulika kaal10:46 – 12:13

Choghadiya

Day
Labh06:27–07:53
Amrit07:53–09:20
Kaal09:20–10:46
Shubh10:46–12:13
Rog12:13–13:39
Udveg13:39–15:06
Chal15:06–16:32
Labh16:32–17:59
Night
Udveg17:59–19:32
Shubh19:32–21:06
Amrit21:06–22:39
Chal22:39–00:12
Rog00:12–01:46
Kaal01:46–03:19
Labh03:19–04:53
Udveg04:53–06:26

Good · Neutral · Avoid

Hora (planetary hours)

Mercury06:27–07:25
Moon07:25–08:22
Saturn08:22–09:20
Jupiter09:20–10:18
Mars10:18–11:15
Sun11:15–12:13
Venus12:13–13:11
Mercury13:11–14:08
Moon14:08–15:06
Saturn15:06–16:04
Jupiter16:04–17:01
Mars17:01–17:59
Sun17:59–19:01
Venus19:01–20:03
Mercury20:03–21:06
Moon21:06–22:08
Saturn22:08–23:10
Jupiter23:10–00:12
Mars00:12–01:15
Sun01:15–02:17
Venus02:17–03:19
Mercury03:19–04:21
Moon04:21–05:24
Saturn05:24–06:26

How this is computed

  • Sunrise and sunset are the centre of the Sun's disc without refraction (the Hindu rising used in Jyotish); the almanac times with the upper limb and refraction are shown alongside.
  • Sidereal positions under the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, 24.2366°.
  • The Hindu day runs from sunrise to sunrise and the vara is the weekday of the sunrise. End times are found to the minute from the Swiss Ephemeris.