Panchang for Guwahati, Friday, 4 December 2026

Times are local to Guwahati.

Today in Guwahati

Margashirsha · Friday

Tithi
Krishna Ekadashi until 11:45 pm, then Krishna Dwadashi
Nakshatra
Hasta until 10:23 am
Sunrise
5:55 am
Sunset
4:30 pm
Abhijit muhurta
10:51 am to 11:34 am
Rahu kalam
9:53 am to 11:13 am

Favourable windows

Brahma muhurta
4:19 am to 5:55 am
Abhijit muhurta
10:51 am to 11:34 am

Windows often avoided

Rahu kalam
9:53 am to 11:13 am
Yamaganda
1:51 pm to 3:11 pm
Gulika kalam
7:14 am to 8:34 am

Panchang details

Vara
Friday
Tithi
Krishna Ekadashi until 11:45 pm
Nakshatra
Hasta until 10:23 am
Yoga
Ayushman until 8:23 am
Karana
Bava until 11:21 am
Paksha
Krishna
Moon sign
Virgo

Sun and Moon

Moonrise
2:31 am (next day)
Moonset
1:07 pm
More details

Limb values at sunrise follow the traditional panchang day, while this page is organised by the civil calendar date so you can compare clocks with daily life.

Day timeline

Transitions on this civil date (2026-12-04).

Tithi

  • Krishna Ekadashi11:04 pm (next day) (from previous day) to 11:45 pm
  • Krishna Dwadashi11:45 pm to 12:52 am (next day) (continues to next day)

Nakshatra

  • Hasta9:23 am (next day) (from previous day) to 10:23 am
  • Chitra10:23 am to 11:49 am (next day) (continues to next day)

Yoga

  • Ayushman9:15 am (next day) (from previous day) to 8:23 am
  • Saubhagya8:23 am to 7:53 am (next day) (continues to next day)

Karana

  • Bava11:04 pm (next day) (from previous day) to 11:21 am
  • Balava11:21 am to 11:45 pm
  • Kaulava11:45 pm to 12:15 pm (next day) (continues to next day)
Lunar month

Margashirsha (Purnimanta)

Amanta reckoning, used in much of south and west India: Kartika.

How this panchang is calculated

How this is calculated

Lahiri, 24° 13′ 59″. Sunrise and sunset use the upper edge of the Sun at standard refraction near the horizon.

Coordinates: 26° 8′ 40″ N, 91° 44′ 10″ E. Skybond birth charts use True Chitra Paksha ayanamsa, which differs from Lahiri by a fraction of a degree. Both stay within the Vedic sidereal tradition.

Common questions

What is panchang?

Panchang is the traditional Vedic day almanac. It lists the weekday (vara), lunar day (tithi), Moon star (nakshatra), yoga, karana, and the timed windows that many calendars mark for the civil date.

Why do panchang times differ by city?

Sunrise, sunset, and the Moon's motion depend on where you are on Earth. This page uses the city's latitude, longitude, and time zone so every clock time is local to that place.

What is the difference between Purnimanta and Amanta months?

Both name lunar months, but they advance the name at different points in the cycle. North India often follows Purnimanta; much of south and west India uses Amanta. This page shows Purnimanta by default and notes the Amanta name when it differs.