Assam · Brahmaputra valley
Guwahati panchang — local sunrise, tithi and rahu kaal
Guwahati panchang is a far-eastern IST reference. If a rahu kaal time looks surprisingly early, compare it with Mumbai — not with “error.”
- Coordinates
- 26.14° N, 91.74° E
- Typical sunrise
- among the earliest IST sunrises on this site in summer
- Calendar note
- Assamese calendar culture (Bohag Bihu is solar-seasonal; many vratas remain lunar) needs both festival listings and daily tithi. This page is the city solar/lunar snapshot.
Guwahati’s longitude is close to the eastern edge of IST usage on Tithi.live. Dawn sadhana clocks that work in Gujarat will feel late here. Reset brahma muhurta from this page’s sunrise.
Ambubachi, Bihu, and local temple observances mix solar seasons with lunar tithi. Read both the festival month and today’s cards.
Assamese UI labels are available. Coordinates stay Guwahati’s even if you read the chrome in English or Hindi.
Practical tips for Guwahati
- Do not reuse a Kolkata rahu kaal for a Guwahati registry appointment.
- River-side rituals are sunrise-linked; use the local sunrise card.
- Seasonal day length at 26° N is noticeable — recheck every season.
Rahu kaal weekday pattern (daytime eighths)
The clock changes with Guwahati sunrise and sunset. The weekday part of daytime is traditional and the same rule everywhere. Use the live card above for today’s exact window.
| Weekday | Daytime part | When it usually falls |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | 8th part (last eighth of daytime) | late afternoon toward sunset |
| Monday | 2nd part of daytime | early morning after sunrise |
| Tuesday | 7th part of daytime | mid-to-late afternoon |
| Wednesday | 5th part of daytime | early afternoon |
| Thursday | 6th part of daytime | mid-afternoon |
| Friday | 3rd part of daytime | late morning |
| Saturday | 1st part of daytime | just after sunrise |
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