Panchang · Jaipur

Today’s Panchang

Today in Jaipur: sunrise at 05:36 am, with the Brahma muhurat slot beginning at 04:00 am. Rahu Kaal sits between 07:20 am to 09:03 am on the city's clock. The tithi is Shukla Purnima and the nakshatra in effect is Mula.

Monday, 29 June 2026. The day’s five limbs computed for Jaipur from real ephemeris, with sunrise, the auspicious windows, and the windows to wait out.

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Right now

The five limbs in effect

Each limb shifts at a precise moment. The countdown below ticks against your local clock, computed from Jaipur’s sunrise.

Tithi

Shukla Purnima

Ends in 22h 41m

Nakshatra

Mula

Ends in 21h 18m

Yoga

Shukla

Ends in 7h 41m

Karana

Vishti

Ends in 9h 32m

Calendar context

Ashadha · Shukla paksha

Lunar month

Ashadha

Paksha

Shukla

Ritu

Grishma

Ayana

Uttarayana

Vikram Samvat

2083

Shaka Samvat

1948

The five limbs

Tithi, vara, nakshatra, yoga, karana

Panchang means “five limbs”. Together they describe the quality of the day for ritual, work, and decision. End times are the exact moments each limb gives way to the next.

Tithi

Shukla Purnima

The lunar day. It sets the emotional weather and what kind of work the day welcomes.

Ends at 05:26 am

Nakshatra

Mula

The Moon’s lodge. It colours the mood, the people you meet, and the kind of effort that flows.

Ends at 04:03 am

Yoga

Shukla

The Sun and Moon together. It tells you whether the day’s energy is smooth or rough.

Ends at 02:26 pm

Karana

Vishti

Half a tithi. It nudges practical matters: signing, fixing, beginning small things.

Ends at 04:17 pm

Sun and Moon

Times of day for Jaipur

Sunrise

05:36 am

Sunset

07:23 pm

Moonrise

07:13 pm

Moonset

05:29 am

Auspicious windows

When to begin

Brahma Muhurat

04:00 am to 04:48 am

The quiet ninety-six minutes before sunrise. Use it for prayer, study, and any work that needs a still mind.

Abhijit Muhurat

12:02 pm to 12:57 pm

The middle twenty-four minutes of the day. A safe slot for any new beginning, even when the rest of the day looks uncertain.

Windows to avoid

When to wait

Rahu Kaal

07:20 am to 09:03 am

Hold off on starting anything important. Routine work is fine.

Yamaganda

12:30 pm to 02:13 pm

Heavy energy. Not the time to launch, sign, or commit.

Gulika Kalam

02:13 pm to 03:56 pm

Saturn’s son. Whatever begins here tends to drag, so wait it out.

Today’s tithi advice

What this day welcomes

Good today for

Major rituals
Pilgrimage

Better to wait on

Marriage

The week ahead

Seven days at a glance

Sun, 28 Jun

Shukla Chaturdashi

Jyeshtha

Mon, 29 Jun

Shukla Purnima

Mula

Tue, 30 Jun

Krishna Pratipada

Purva Ashadha

Wed, 1 Jul

Krishna Pratipada

Purva Ashadha

Thu, 2 Jul

Krishna Dwitiya

Uttara Ashadha

Fri, 3 Jul

Krishna Tritiya

Shravana

Sat, 4 Jul

Krishna Chaturthi

Dhanishta

Upcoming festivals

The next ninety days, computed for Jaipur

29
Jul
Guru Purnima
major
Major
6
Aug
Janmashtami
major
Major
16
Aug
Ganesh Chaturthi
major
Major
28
Aug
Raksha Bandhan
family
12
Sept
Navratri begins
major · 9_day
Major
21
Sept
Dussehra / Vijayadashami
major
Major

Local tradition

Panchang traditions in Jaipur

Notable temples

Govind Devji Temple inside the City Palace complex holds seven daily arati times keyed to sunrise. Birla Mandir near Moti Dungri and the Galta Ji monkey temple are the city's other major draws.

Regional festivals

Teej (Hariyali Teej in Sawan and Kajari Teej in Bhadra) is observed in Jaipur with a royal procession of the Teej Mata idol through the old city, a tradition kept since the Kachhwaha era.

Astrological heritage

Sawai Jai Singh II built the Jantar Mantar in Jaipur in 1734; its Samrat Yantra still demonstrates the solar-time geometry that every panchang computation relies on.

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Computed at sunrise for Jaipur (26.91°, 75.79°), Lahiri ayanamsa, drik ganita. Times may sit a minute off your local pandit’s almanac depending on regional convention.