Auspicious timing guide
Read this reference to Panchang, tithi, nakshatra and traditional rules for Travel Muhurat (Yatra Muhurta). For major decisions, also consider your birth Kundli and local time.
Important journey, travel, relocation
Choose your city. Only dates whose tithi or nakshatra matches this guide, without a tithi the guide says to avoid, are shown.
Choose a city before checking dates.
Still verify the weekday, Rahu Kaal and the other rules above before fixing a date.
Yatra Muhurta is the auspicious time for beginning a journey in Vedic tradition. It involves checking the day of the week, lunar tithi, nakshatra, and time of departure to ensure the journey begins under favourable planetary influences for a safe, successful outcome.
Tuesday (Mangalvaar) is often listed as less auspicious for beginning travel in some regional traditions due to Mars's association with accidents and conflict. Saturday (Shanivar) travel is also traditionally viewed cautiously. Rahu Kaal on any day should be strictly avoided for departure.
Check the Panchang for the planned departure day: confirm the nakshatra is auspicious for travel (Ashwini, Pushya, Hasta, Anuradha, Revati), the tithi is not Amavasya, Chaturdashi, or Ashtami, and the departure time is not during Rahu Kaal or Yamaganda. A Vedic astrologer can check the chart of the departure time for deeper analysis.
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