Today's Panchang
The five elements of the Hindu calendar
Dwadashi
KrishnaShatabhisha
Pada 1Shukla
auspiciousKaulava
auspiciousℹ️Multiple tithis today: Dwadashi → Trayodashi
Explore Panchang Features
Quick access to all Hindu calendar tools and information
Today's Panchang
Complete Hindu calendar with Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga & Karana
Choghadiya
Find the best muhurat for your daily activities
Rahu Kaal
Avoid inauspicious time for important tasks
Hora
Planetary hours for timing your activities
Vrats & Fasting
Upcoming Ekadashi, Pradosh & other observances
Hindu Festivals
Calendar of festivals and auspicious days
Upcoming Festivals & Vrats
Never miss an important Hindu observance
Ekadashi
Eleventh day of lunar fortnight - ideal for fasting
Pradosh Vrat
Auspicious time for Shiva worship
Purnima
Full moon day - auspicious for all activities
About HinduLab
HinduLab provides accurate, location-based Hindu Panchang calculations for users worldwide. Our mission is to make traditional Vedic calendar information accessible and easy to understand for everyone, whether you're planning a wedding, starting a new business, or simply want to know today's auspicious timings.
We combine ancient Vedic wisdom with modern astronomical calculations to deliver precise Panchang data, Choghadiya timings, and festival dates tailored to your specific location.
Scientific Calculations
Based on astronomical algorithms
Location Accurate
Customized for your city
Traditional Methods
Following Vedic principles
Global Users
Trusted worldwide
Frequently Asked Questions
Panchang is the traditional Hindu almanac that provides five key elements (Pancha = five, Ang = limbs): Tithi (lunar day), Nakshatra (lunar mansion), Yoga (auspicious combination), Karana (half of tithi), and Var (weekday). It helps determine auspicious times for religious ceremonies, starting new ventures, and important life events according to Vedic astrology.
HinduLab uses precise astronomical algorithms based on the Swiss Ephemeris and astronomy-engine library to calculate planetary positions. Our calculations account for your exact location and timezone, providing accuracy within minutes for all muhurtas, sunrise/sunset times, and planetary transits.
Choghadiya divides each day and night into 8 periods called "muhurtas". Each period is ruled by a planet and has a specific quality: Shubh (auspicious), Labh (gain), Amrit (nectar), Char (movement), Rog (disease), Kaal (death), and Udveg (anxiety). Use auspicious periods for important activities like starting a journey, signing contracts, or beginning new projects.