Today’s panchang: Tuesday, November 3 in Sydney

Kartika Krishna Navami (purnimanta), Vikram Samvat 2083 (Gujarati Kartikadi: 2082)

Krishna Navami until 5:25 PM. Sunrise 5:53 AM, sunset 7:24 PM. Rahu Kaal 4:01–5:43 PM.

The answer above and the panchang list below are for Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Without JavaScript, the day drawing and the cards just below are for Monday, November 2, 2026, the day this page was built.

Sunrise 5:54 AM, sunset 7:23 PM. Rahu Kaal 7:35–9:16 AM. The whole day

The day in Sydney

Krishna Ashtami until 6:41 PM, then Navami

Sunrise: 5:54 AM
Rahu Kaal: 7:35 to 9:16 AM
Abhijit muhurat: 12:12 to 1:05 PM
Ashtami ends: 6:41 PM, then Navami
Sunset: 7:23 PM
Pradosh (after sunset): 7:23 to 9:29 PM
Next sunrise: 5:53 AM +1 day
Nakshatra: Pushya until 10:01 AM
Nakshatra: Ashlesha until 9:17 AM, 3 Nov

Ashtami until 6:41 PM

A tithi is a lunar day. It ends when the Moon gains another 12° on the Sun, at the same instant everywhere, so the clock time differs by city.

Coming up

See the calendar

Prayer for Monday

Shiv Chalisa

श्री शिव चालीसा

Customs vary; you can change the prayer for each day.

Read: Shiv Chalisa

Verse for today

असंशयं महाबाहो मनो दुर्निग्रहं चलम् ।अभ्यासेन तु कौन्तेय वैराग्येण च गृह्यते ॥

Krishna answers that the mind is, without doubt, restless and hard to hold back, but it can be held by practice (abhyāsa) and by detachment (vairāgya). He calls Arjuna mighty-armed and son of Kunti.

Bhagavad Gita 6.35. Our explanation.

Read the verse Share: Bhagavad Gita 6.35

Words on this page

Paksha: Shukla and Krishna: Half of a lunar month. In Shukla paksha, the bright half, the Moon grows. In Krishna paksha, the dark half, it wanes.
Tithi: A lunar day: the time the Moon takes to gain 12 degrees on the Sun. A lunar month has 30 tithis.
Nakshatra: One of 27 equal parts of the sky along the Moon's path, each 13°20′ wide and named after a group of stars.
Samvat: Vikram and Shaka: A count of years. Vikram Samvat is 56 or 57 years ahead of the Western year; Shaka Samvat is 78 or 79 years behind it.
Abhijit muhurat: The 8th of the 15 muhurtas of the daytime, the one around local noon. Many panchangs do not use Abhijit on Wednesdays.
Rahu Kaal: One of the eight equal parts of the daytime, chosen by the weekday.

All the words of the Hindu calendar

Panchang today for Sydney, Australia. All times are local (Australian Eastern Time). Computed for this city.

Tithi today in Sydney: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Tithi: Krishna Navami (ends 5:25 PM), then Dashami (ends 4:33 PM +1 day)
Nakshatra: Ashlesha (ends 9:17 AM), then Magha (ends 8:57 AM +1 day) Name letters for this nakshatra
Yoga: Shukla (ends 3:25 PM), then Brahma (ends 1:31 PM +1 day)
Karana: Taitila (ends 5:59 AM), then Garaja (ends 5:25 PM), then Vanija (ends 4:56 AM +1 day), then Vishti (Bhadra) (ends 4:33 PM +1 day)
Weekday: Tuesday (मंगलवार)
Month: Ashwin (Amanta) · Kartika (Purnimanta)
Tamil month: Aippasi 17 (solar month)
Year: Vikram Samvat 2083 (Chaitradi) · Vikram Samvat (Kartikadi, Gujarati) 2082 · Shaka Samvat 1948
Sunrise: 5:53 AM
Sunset: 7:24 PM
Moonrise: 2:57 AM +1 day
Moonset: 1:21 PM
Rahu Kaal: 4:01 PM – 5:43 PM
Yamaganda: 9:16 AM – 10:57 AM
Gulika Kalam: 12:38 PM – 2:20 PM
Abhijit Muhurta: 12:11 PM – 1:06 PM
Brahma Muhurta: 4:29 AM – 5:11 AM

Rahu Kaal today in Sydney · Choghadiya today in Sydney

Next 7 days in Sydney

Date	Tithi	Nakshatra	Sunrise	Sunset
Tue 3 Nov	Krishna · Navami ends 5:25 PM	Ashlesha ends 9:17 AM	5:53 AM	7:24 PM
Wed 4 Nov	Krishna · Dashami ends 4:33 PM	Magha ends 8:57 AM	5:52 AM	7:25 PM
Thu 5 Nov	Krishna · Ekadashi ends 4:06 PM	Purva Phalguni ends 9:00 AM	5:51 AM	7:26 PM
Fri 6 Nov	Krishna · Dwadashi ends 4:01 PM	Uttara Phalguni ends 9:26 AM	5:50 AM	7:27 PM
Sat 7 Nov	Krishna · Trayodashi ends 4:18 PM	Hasta ends 10:14 AM	5:49 AM	7:28 PM
Sun 8 Nov	Krishna · Chaturdashi ends 4:58 PM	Chitra ends 11:23 AM	5:48 AM	7:29 PM
Mon 9 Nov	Krishna · Amavasya ends 6:02 PM	Swati ends 12:54 PM	5:48 AM	7:30 PM

November 2026 Panchang · December 2026 Panchang · January 2027 Panchang

Upcoming festivals in Sydney

Festival	Date in Sydney	Also
Dhanteras	Fri 6 Nov Krishna Trayodashi 4:01 PM, 6 Nov to 4:18 PM, 7 Nov; pradosh 7:27 PM to 9:31 PM, 6 Nov; pradosh 7:28 PM to 9:32 PM, 7 Nov	–
Diwali (Lakshmi Puja)	Sun 8 Nov Lakshmi Puja 7:29 PM – 9:33 PM Amavasya begins 4:58 PM, 8 Nov; sunset 7:29 PM, 8 Nov. Next day Amavasya ends 6:02 PM, 9 Nov, before sunset (7:30 PM, 9 Nov), so that evening has no Amavasya.	–
Naraka Chaturdashi (abhyanga snan)	Sun 8 Nov Krishna Chaturdashi 4:18 PM, 7 Nov to 4:58 PM, 8 Nov; moonrise before dawn 4:47 AM, 8 Nov	–
Kali Puja (Bengali tradition)	Sun 8 Nov Amavasya 4:58 PM, 8 Nov to 6:02 PM, 9 Nov; nishita (night of 8 Nov) 12:18 AM to 12:59 AM, 9 Nov; nishita (night of 9 Nov) 12:18 AM to 12:59 AM, 10 Nov	–
Govardhan Puja	Tue 10 Nov Shukla Pratipada 6:02 PM, 9 Nov to 7:30 PM, 10 Nov; sunrise 5:47 AM, 10 Nov	–
Bhai Dooj	Wed 11 Nov Shukla Dwitiya 7:30 PM, 10 Nov to 9:23 PM, 11 Nov; aparahna 2:01 PM to 4:46 PM, 10 Nov; aparahna 2:01 PM to 4:47 PM, 11 Nov	–
Chhath Puja (Sandhya Arghya) (Bihari tradition)	Sun 15 Nov Shukla Shashthi 4:54 AM, 15 Nov to 7:31 AM, 16 Nov; sunrise 5:43 AM, 15 Nov; sunrise 5:43 AM, 16 Nov	–
Skanda Sashti (Soorasamharam) (Tamil tradition)	Sun 15 Nov Shashthi begins 4:54 AM, 15 Nov; sunrise 5:44 AM, 14 Nov; sunset 7:35 PM, 14 Nov	–
Dev Uthani Ekadashi (Prabodhini Ekadashi)	Sat 21 Nov Shukla Ekadashi 12:46 PM, 20 Nov to 12:02 PM, 21 Nov; sunrise 5:40 AM, 21 Nov	In India (New Delhi): Fri 20 Nov
Tulsi Vivah	Sat 21 Nov Shukla Dwadashi 12:02 PM, 21 Nov to 10:27 AM, 22 Nov; pradosh 7:41 PM to 9:41 PM, 21 Nov; pradosh 7:42 PM to 9:42 PM, 22 Nov	–
Kartik Purnima	Tue 24 Nov Purnima 5:12 AM, 24 Nov to 1:53 AM, 25 Nov; sunrise 5:39 AM, 24 Nov	–
Karthigai Deepam (Tamil tradition)	Tue 24 Nov Krittika 7:32 AM, 24 Nov to 4:55 AM, 25 Nov; pradosh 7:43 PM to 9:42 PM, 23 Nov; pradosh 7:44 PM to 9:43 PM, 24 Nov	–
Gita Jayanti	Sun 20 Dec Shukla Ekadashi 3:39 AM, 20 Dec to 1:45 AM, 21 Dec; sunrise 5:40 AM, 20 Dec	–
Vaikuntha Ekadashi	Sun 20 Dec Shukla Ekadashi 3:39 AM, 20 Dec to 1:45 AM, 21 Dec; sunrise 5:40 AM, 20 Dec	–
Makar Sankranti	Fri 15 Jan Sun enters Makara 2:46 AM, 15 Jan; sunset 8:09 PM, 14 Jan	–
Thai Pongal (Tamil tradition)	Fri 15 Jan Sun enters Makara 2:46 AM, 15 Jan; sunset 8:09 PM, 14 Jan	–
Thaipusam (Tamil tradition)	Fri 22 Jan Pushya 3:55 PM, 22 Jan to 1:02 PM, 23 Jan; Purnima 3:00 AM to 11:17 PM, 22 Jan	Pushya at sunrise (some Tamil almanacs): Sat 23 Jan
Vasant Panchami (Saraswati Puja)	Thu 11 Feb Shukla Panchami 8:35 AM, 11 Feb to 8:48 AM, 12 Feb; forenoon 6:25 AM to 1:09 PM, 11 Feb; forenoon 6:26 AM to 1:09 PM, 12 Feb	–
Maha Shivaratri	Sat 6 Mar Krishna Chaturdashi 5:34 PM, 6 Mar to 7:16 PM, 7 Mar; nishita (night of 6 Mar) 12:43 AM to 1:29 AM, 7 Mar; nishita (night of 7 Mar) 12:43 AM to 1:29 AM, 8 Mar	–
Holi	Tue 23 Mar Holika Dahan is on March 22, 2027	In India (New Delhi): Mon 22 Mar
Chaitra Navratri begins (Ghatasthapana)	Thu 8 Apr – Fri 16 Apr Shukla Pratipada 9:51 AM, 7 Apr to 8:59 AM, 8 Apr; first third of daytime 6:11 AM to 10:01 AM, 7 Apr; first third of daytime 6:12 AM to 10:01 AM, 8 Apr	In India (New Delhi): Wed 7 Apr
Gudi Padwa (Marathi tradition)	Thu 8 Apr Shukla Pratipada 9:51 AM, 7 Apr to 8:59 AM, 8 Apr; sunrise 6:12 AM, 8 Apr	In India (New Delhi): Wed 7 Apr
Ugadi (Telugu and Kannada tradition)	Thu 8 Apr Shukla Pratipada 9:51 AM, 7 Apr to 8:59 AM, 8 Apr; sunrise 6:12 AM, 8 Apr	In India (New Delhi): Wed 7 Apr
Ram Navami	Thu 15 Apr Shukla Navami 7:54 PM, 14 Apr to 5:51 PM, 15 Apr; madhyahna 10:47 AM to 1:03 PM, 14 Apr; madhyahna 10:47 AM to 1:02 PM, 15 Apr	–
Vishu (Malayali tradition)	Thu 15 Apr Sun enters Mesha 8:05 PM, 14 Apr; three-fifths of the daytime 1:03 PM, 14 Apr	–

Next Ekadashi dates in Sydney

Rama Ekadashi: Thu 5 Nov. Parana Fri 6 Nov, 5:50 AM – 8:33 AM.
Prabodhini Ekadashi: Sat 21 Nov. Parana Sun 22 Nov, 5:40 AM – 8:28 AM.
Utpanna Ekadashi: Smarta rule: Fri 4 Dec. Parana Sat 5 Dec, 2:11 PM – 5:02 PM. Vaishnava rule: Sat 5 Dec. Parana Sun 6 Dec, 5:36 AM – 6:22 AM.
Mokshada Ekadashi: Sun 20 Dec. Parana Mon 21 Dec, 7:05 AM – 8:33 AM.
Saphala Ekadashi: Smarta rule: Sun 3 Jan. Parana Mon 4 Jan, 5:49 AM – 8:41 AM. Vaishnava rule: Mon 4 Jan. Parana Tue 5 Jan, 5:50 AM – 10:36 AM.
Pausha Putrada Ekadashi: Tue 19 Jan. Parana Wed 20 Jan, 6:04 AM – 8:52 AM.
Shattila Ekadashi: Tue 2 Feb. Parana Wed 3 Feb, 6:18 AM – 9:02 AM.
Jaya Ekadashi: Wed 17 Feb. Parana Thu 18 Feb, 6:32 AM – 9:11 AM.
Vijaya Ekadashi: Thu 4 Mar. Parana Fri 5 Mar, 6:45 AM – 9:18 AM.
Amalaki Ekadashi: Smarta rule: Thu 18 Mar. Parana Fri 19 Mar, 2:16 PM – 4:42 PM. Vaishnava rule: Fri 19 Mar. Parana Sat 20 Mar, 6:57 AM – 11:00 AM.
Papmochani Ekadashi: Smarta rule: Fri 2 Apr. Parana Sat 3 Apr, 2:46 PM – 4:28 PM. Vaishnava rule: Sat 3 Apr. Parana Sun 4 Apr, 6:09 AM – 8:57 AM.
Kamada Ekadashi: Sat 17 Apr. Parana Sun 18 Apr, 6:19 AM – 8:33 AM.

How the fast day is chosen · All Ekadashi dates for 2026

Computed for Sydney on Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Sydney · 33.87°S, 151.21°E · Australian Eastern Time

Rule: The panchang day runs sunrise to sunrise. Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana are those in force at sunrise, with their end times. Sunrise is the upper limb of the Sun with standard refraction. Months follow the purnimanta system and the smarta rule by default.

Calculated for your location from NASA JPL's DE440 ephemeris and Astronomy Engine (MIT licence), with the Lahiri ayanamsa. Times can differ by a minute or two from printed panchangs. For vrat and puja timings, follow your family or temple tradition.

How we calculate

Questions families ask

What is Rahu Kaal?

Rahu Kaal is a calendar fact, worked out from sunrise and sunset. Many families avoid starting new work in it. It is not a prediction, and this site makes none. In Sydney today: 4:01 PM – 5:43 PM.

Why are the times different in another city?

A tithi or nakshatra changes at one moment for the whole world, but each city sees that moment at its own clock time, and sunrise and sunset differ from city to city. Every time on this page is for Sydney, in local time (Australian Eastern Time).

Which calendar rule does this page use?

The panchang day runs sunrise to sunrise. Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana are those in force at sunrise, with their end times. Sunrise is the upper limb of the Sun with standard refraction. Months follow the purnimanta system and the smarta rule by default. How we compute the panchang

Hindu temples near Sydney

Our temple list covers the United States only for now. Temples in other countries are not listed yet.

Browse Hindu temples in the United States by state

More cities

Report a problem with this page · or email us · Corrections