Panchang

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What Is a Panchang?

“Panchang” literally means “five limbs” — Tithi (lunar day), Vaar (weekday), Nakshatra (lunar mansion), Yoga (a luni-solar combination), and Karana (half of a Tithi). Together, these five elements have guided the timing of everything from weddings and housewarmings to business launches and travel in Vedic tradition for centuries. Zodastro’s AI calculates all five precisely for any date and location, along with the auspicious Muhurat windows and any Rahu Kaal or inauspicious periods to be aware of that day.

How It Works

1. Choose your date and location — Panchang timings shift based on where you are, since they’re calculated from the sun and moon’s position relative to your location.
2. Our AI calculates the day’s Panchang — Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, Vaar, and Muhurat windows.
3. View your results instantly, in English or Hindi.
4. Plan around it — check specific dates ahead of time for events you’re planning.

What You Get

Your Panchang report includes the day’s Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, and Vaar, the auspicious Muhurat windows for the day, inauspicious periods to be aware of (such as Rahu Kaal), and the flexibility to check any date — today or a date you’re planning ahead for — rather than only the current day.

Who It’s For

Anyone who follows Vedic timing practices for daily life or major decisions — checking today’s Tithi and Nakshatra as part of a regular routine, planning a wedding, housewarming (Griha Pravesh), or business launch around an auspicious Muhurat, or simply wanting to know whether today is a good day to start something new. It’s equally useful for a quick daily check and for planning weeks or months ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — you can select any date to see its Panchang and Muhurat windows, which is especially useful for planning events in advance.

Yes. Tithi, Nakshatra, and Muhurat timings are calculated relative to sunrise and sunset at a specific location, so results can shift depending on where you are.

Rahu Kaal is a period during each day traditionally considered inauspicious for starting new ventures. It’s included in your Panchang so you can plan around it if you follow this practice.

Many people do use Panchang and Muhurat timings this way. For a decision as significant as a wedding date, it’s worth cross-checking your chosen date’s Muhurat carefully, and pairing it with your personal Kundli where relevant.