YOUR COMPANION TO THE DAY
The rhythm of time. A clearer view.
High-precision Panchang calculations based on traditional Vedic astrology and Panchang principles, calculated for your selected date and location.
EXPLORE PANCHANG
From a single sunrise to the whole month.
Open a calendar, or begin with the ideas behind it.
Daily Panchang
The five elements, sunrise and the changing rhythms of your chosen day.
Open Panchang 02LiveMonthly Panchang
See a whole month, then open any day without losing your location.
Open Panchang 03GuideTithi
The lunar day, measured by the angular separation of Sun and Moon.
Read the guide 04GuideNakshatra
The Moon’s place among the twenty-seven divisions of the sidereal zodiac.
Read the guide 05GuideYoga
A Panchang measure formed from the sidereal longitudes of Sun and Moon.
Read the guide 06GuideKarana
Half a Tithi, with its own sequence of traditional names.
Read the guide 07GuideSunrise & Sunset
The local horizon gives the daily Panchang its starting point.
Read the guideA LITTLE CONTEXT
Read the day with understanding.
Panchang brings together Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana. Begin with the elements at local sunrise, then follow their changes through the day.
What is Paksha?
The lunar cycle has two halves: Shukla, the waxing half, and Krishna, the waning half. Each contains fifteen Tithis.
Why does location matter?
Sunrise arrives at a different time in each place. Your selected location and timezone put the calendar and its displayed times in context.
Why can two calendars differ?
First check the date, location and time being compared. Calendar traditions and sunrise conventions can also differ, especially near a transition.
A place, a date, a little understanding.
Choose a location to see the day in its local time. The daily view follows the five Panchang elements from sunrise to the next sunrise. The monthly calendar offers a quick overview and opens each day with your location preserved.
How to read your Panchang