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Muhurat Finder

Find the most auspicious dates and times for important events based on Vedic astrology.

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About shubh muhurat

A muhurat is an auspicious window of time chosen so that an important event begins under supportive planetary conditions. Indian tradition uses the panchang — tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and weekday — together with the placement of the Moon and benefic planets to find when to start a marriage, a house-warming (griha pravesh), a new business, or travel.

MyAstro360 finds favourable muhurat windows for your event and location, and flags the inauspicious periods (rahu kaal, yamaganda, gulika) to avoid.

How muhurat selection works

Choose the event — marriage, griha pravesh, naming, vehicle or business start, travel.
We read the day’s panchang for your city and date range.
Favourable tithi/nakshatra/yoga combinations are matched to your event type.
You get the recommended windows, with inauspicious periods clearly marked to avoid.

Muhurat — frequently asked questions

What is a shubh muhurat?: A shubh muhurat is an auspicious time window in which to begin an important activity, chosen from the panchang so the start aligns with supportive planetary and lunar conditions.
Why does muhurat depend on my city?: Sunrise, sunset and the exact timing of tithi and nakshatra shift with longitude and latitude, and inauspicious periods like rahu kaal are calculated from local sunrise — so the right window is location-specific.
What is rahu kaal and should I avoid it?: Rahu kaal is an inauspicious ~90-minute period each day, calculated from sunrise. New or important activities are traditionally not begun during it; routine work is fine.
Can you find a marriage muhurat?: Yes — marriage (vivah) muhurat is one of the core event types, matched to favourable tithi, nakshatra and the avoidance of periods like chaturmas where applicable.
How far ahead can I plan a muhurat?: You can look across upcoming days and weeks to compare windows, which is useful for scheduling events that need advance planning.

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About shubh muhurat

MyAstro360 finds favourable muhurat windows for your event and location, and flags the inauspicious periods (rahu kaal, yamaganda, gulika) to avoid.

How muhurat selection works

Choose the event — marriage, griha pravesh, naming, vehicle or business start, travel.

We read the day’s panchang for your city and date range.

Favourable tithi/nakshatra/yoga combinations are matched to your event type.

You get the recommended windows, with inauspicious periods clearly marked to avoid.

Muhurat — frequently asked questions

What is a shubh muhurat?

A shubh muhurat is an auspicious time window in which to begin an important activity, chosen from the panchang so the start aligns with supportive planetary and lunar conditions.

Why does muhurat depend on my city?

Sunrise, sunset and the exact timing of tithi and nakshatra shift with longitude and latitude, and inauspicious periods like rahu kaal are calculated from local sunrise — so the right window is location-specific.

What is rahu kaal and should I avoid it?

Rahu kaal is an inauspicious ~90-minute period each day, calculated from sunrise. New or important activities are traditionally not begun during it; routine work is fine.

Can you find a marriage muhurat?

Yes — marriage (vivah) muhurat is one of the core event types, matched to favourable tithi, nakshatra and the avoidance of periods like chaturmas where applicable.

How far ahead can I plan a muhurat?

You can look across upcoming days and weeks to compare windows, which is useful for scheduling events that need advance planning.