Shubh Muhurat & Rahu Kaal Tracker
Plan your important life events, journeys, and purchases perfectly. Calculate exact daily inauspicious and auspicious timings based on sunrise.
In Vedic Astrology, the daylight hours (Sunrise to Sunset) are divided into 8 equal segments (Prahar). Depending on the day of the week, the ruling planets shift. Rahu Kaal lasts for approx 90 minutes every day. If you must do important work during Rahu Kaal, astrological texts suggest eating something sweet or offering prayers before stepping out to neutralize the malefic effects.
Daily Rahu Kaal & Shubh Muhurat Tracker (2026 Panchang)
💡 Bhai Ki Advice (Positive Energy): Shastra kehte hain ki har din ka ek hissa ‘Rahu’ ka hota hai, jisme naya kaam shuru karna avoid karna chahiye. Par darrne ki baat nahi hai! Agar koi bohot urgent kaam ho aur Rahu Kaal chal raha ho, toh Hanuman Chalisa ka path karke ya thoda dahi-cheeni khakar nikalna shubh mana jata hai. Hamara tool aapko exact city-wise timings de raha hai taaki aapka har din ‘Super Hit’ rahe!
In Hindu Astrology, timing is everything. Whether it’s a major financial investment or a simple travel plan, checking the Daily Panchang ensures that you align your actions with the cosmic energies. Our AI Rahu Kaal & Shubh Muhurat Tracker provides real-time updates for 2026, covering Rahu Kaalam, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaalam, and the most auspicious Choghadiya Muhurats. Unlike generic calendars, our tool adjusts based on your specific city to give you the most accurate sunrise and sunset-based calculations.
How to Use the Rahu Kaal & Muhurat Tracker
Plan your day with confidence using these daily astrological metrics:
- Select Your City: Astrological timings change based on the local sunrise and sunset. Always ensure your location is correctly set.
- Avoid Rahu Kaal: This is a 90-minute window daily that is considered inauspicious. Avoid signing contracts, starting new businesses, or performing sacred rituals during this time.
- Look for Abhijit Muhurat: This is usually the most powerful and positive time of the day (around mid-day) which can neutralize many minor doshas.
- Check Gulika & Yamaganda: While Rahu Kaal is for avoiding new starts, Gulika Kaal is often used for repetitive tasks, and Yamaganda is avoided for travel or important meetings.