Panchang · Australia
On Saturday, 14 November 2026 in Sydney, Australia, the Sun rises at 05:44 AM and sets at 07:35 PM. The tithi at sunrise is Shukla Panchami, until 04:54 AM, Nov 15; the nakshatra is Purva Ashadha until 01:55 AM, Nov 15, the yoga Dhriti and the karana Bava. Rahu Kaal is 09:12 AM to 10:56 AM and Abhijit Muhurat 12:12 PM to 01:07 PM.
Times for Sydney, Australia
Saturday, 14 November 2026 · AEDT (UTC+11) · Sunrise 05:44 AM · Sunset 07:35 PM
Each lasts until the time shown, then the next one begins. The bar shows how much of it had passed at sunrise.
Plan your day
Calculated from sunrise and sunset at this place.
For starting something new.
Routine work is fine.
For Vrishabha (Taurus) Moon sign, 07:49 PM, Nov 12 to 08:41 AM, Nov 15: the Moon is in their 8th sign.See it for your own chart →
Travel east is traditionally avoided on Saturdays. Customs and remedies vary by region.
No Bhadra today.
Neither falls today.
From classical muhurta rules for today's nakshatra, tithi, yoga and weekday, with the best window from today's timings. General guidance, not personalised.
A good day to begin work, apply or meet seniors.
Purva Ashadha is a Ugra (fierce) nakshatra, which is traditionally avoided for gentle or new undertakings; Panchami is a Purna tithi, good for completing and beginning work; Saturday is the Saturn's day, linked with steady labour and discipline.
Fine for small purchases; think twice about big commitments.
Purva Ashadha is a Ugra (fierce) nakshatra, traditionally avoided for purchases and investments; Panchami is a Purna tithi, good for completing and beginning work.
Postpone non-essential journeys if you can.
Purva Ashadha is a Ugra (fierce) nakshatra, traditionally avoided for journeys; Disha Shool today is east: travel that way is traditionally avoided.
Take it easy; avoid starting new treatment.
Purva Ashadha is a Ugra (fierce) nakshatra, traditionally avoided for starting treatment or a new routine.
Avoid arguments and big conversations.
Purva Ashadha is a Ugra (fierce) nakshatra, traditionally avoided for friendship, marriage talks and gatherings.
Good for prayer, fasting and charity.
Purva Ashadha is a Ugra (fierce) nakshatra, which is traditionally avoided for gentle or new undertakings; Panchami is traditionally a day for fasting, prayer and charity.
Traditions differ by region and family; for an important start, check the Muhurat for your own chart.
Day and night each split into eight parts. Amrit, Shubh and Labh are good; Rog, Kaal and Udveg are avoided; Chal is neutral and suits travel.
Day and night each split into twelve planetary hours, starting with the weekday's lord at sunrise.
| # | Planet | From | To | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Saturn | 05:44 AM | 06:54 AM | Steady labour; avoid new starts |
| 2 | Jupiter | 06:54 AM | 08:03 AM | Learning, ceremonies, advice |
| 3 | Mars | 08:03 AM | 09:12 AM | Courage, property, sport |
| 4 | Sun | 09:12 AM | 10:21 AM | Government, authority, health |
| 5 | Venus | 10:21 AM | 11:31 AM | Art, romance, purchases |
| 6 | Mercury | 11:31 AM | 12:40 PM | Study, trade, writing |
| 7 | Moon | 12:40 PM | 01:49 PM | Travel, family, public dealings |
| 8 | Saturn | 01:49 PM | 02:58 PM | Steady labour; avoid new starts |
| 9 | Jupiter | 02:58 PM | 04:07 PM | Learning, ceremonies, advice |
| 10 | Mars | 04:07 PM | 05:17 PM | Courage, property, sport |
| 11 | Sun | 05:17 PM | 06:26 PM | Government, authority, health |
| 12 | Venus | 06:26 PM | 07:35 PM | Art, romance, purchases |
| # | Planet | From | To | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | Mercury | 07:35 PM | 08:26 PM | Study, trade, writing |
| 14 | Moon | 08:26 PM | 09:17 PM | Travel, family, public dealings |
| 15 | Saturn | 09:17 PM | 10:07 PM | Steady labour; avoid new starts |
| 16 | Jupiter | 10:07 PM | 10:58 PM | Learning, ceremonies, advice |
| 17 | Mars | 10:58 PM | 11:49 PM | Courage, property, sport |
| 18 | Sun | 11:49 PM | 12:39 AM | Government, authority, health |
| 19 | Venus | 12:39 AM | 01:30 AM | Art, romance, purchases |
| 20 | Mercury | 01:30 AM | 02:21 AM | Study, trade, writing |
| 21 | Moon | 02:21 AM | 03:12 AM | Travel, family, public dealings |
| 22 | Saturn | 03:12 AM | 04:02 AM | Steady labour; avoid new starts |
| 23 | Jupiter | 04:02 AM | 04:53 AM | Learning, ceremonies, advice |
| 24 | Mars | 04:53 AM | 05:44 AM | Courage, property, sport |
Purnimanta month convention for Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The Hindu day runs sunrise to sunrise, so a Tithi or Nakshatra ending “after midnight” still belongs to this day. Sidereal positions use the Lahiri ayanamsa; other almanacs can differ by a few minutes. Methodology
✦ festival · • vrat · each day opens its own Sydney page
City data © GeoNames. Times for Sydney, Australia, in Australia/Sydney.
Rahu Kaal, Abhijit Muhurat, Choghadiya and Hora are fractions of the local day, so they move with sunrise and sunset. Sydney sits at 33.87°S, 151.21°E, 58 m above sea level, in the Australia/Sydney time zone.
Tithi and Nakshatra end at the same instant everywhere, but the local clock time differs, and the Tithi at Sydney's own sunrise decides which date a festival or vrat falls on here.
Shukla Panchami is the tithi at sunrise (05:44 AM) in Sydney and lasts until 04:54 AM, Nov 15. The tithi at sunrise names the day.
Purva Ashadha (pada 2), until 01:55 AM, Nov 15.
Sunrise is at 05:44 AM and sunset at 07:35 PM, local time, for Sydney's own coordinates.
09:12 AM to 10:56 AM. Rahu Kaal is one-eighth of the daytime, so it moves with Sydney's sunrise and sunset.
12:12 PM to 01:07 PM: the eighth of fifteen daytime muhurtas, around local noon, auspicious for most beginnings.
04:23 AM to 05:04 AM: the 14th of the night's 15 muhurtas, ending one muhurta (about 48 minutes) before sunrise, traditionally kept for prayer and study.
The Moon rises at 09:07 AM and sets at 11:56 PM.
A good day to begin work, apply or meet seniors. Best window: Abhijit Muhurat 12:12 PM to 01:07 PM. Avoid Rahu Kaal, 09:12 AM to 10:56 AM.
People with Vrishabha (Taurus) Moon sign, 07:49 PM, Nov 12 to 08:41 AM, Nov 15: the Moon is in their 8th sign.
A Panchang is the Hindu almanac. For each day it gives five details (panch anga, "five parts"): Tithi (lunar day), Vara (weekday), Nakshatra (the Moon's lunar mansion), Yoga (a Sun–Moon combination) and Karana (half a Tithi), along with sunrise-based timings used to choose a Muhurat.
Rahu Kaal is one-eighth of the daytime (sunrise to sunset), assigned to Rahu by weekday. Traditionally people avoid starting new ventures, signing agreements or beginning journeys in it. Because it depends on local sunrise and sunset, it differs from city to city and day to day.
A Tithi is the time the Moon takes to gain 12° on the Sun, so it can end at any hour. By convention the Tithi prevailing at sunrise names the day, which is why a festival can fall on a different civil date in different places.
