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Guwahati Panchang Today — 22 September 2026

Today's panchang (आज का पंचांग) for Guwahati — aaj ki tithi, nakshatra, yoga, paksha, sunrise, sunset, rahu kaal, brahma muhurta and abhijit muhurta. Free Vaidik Hindu calendar on Tithi.live; pick city and date above for local timings.

Live field cards for Guwahati on 22 September 2026 are unavailable. Check back later or consult a local calendar. Do not use another city’s or date’s timings for this observance.

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.

Which eighth of daytime is rahu kaal
WeekdayDaytime partWhen it usually falls
Sunday8th part (last eighth of daytime)late afternoon toward sunset
Monday2nd part of daytimeearly morning after sunrise
Tuesday7th part of daytimemid-to-late afternoon
Wednesday5th part of daytimeearly afternoon
Thursday6th part of daytimemid-afternoon
Friday3rd part of daytimelate morning
Saturday1st part of daytimejust after sunrise

Guwahati rahu kaalRahu kaal explainedHow to read panchangAll guides

While live timings load: understand today’s panchang

Detailed tithi cards for Guwahati on 22 September 2026 are not available in our dataset yet. You can still learn how the Hindu calendar works, browse other cities or dates, and read our free guides—so this page remains useful.

What a complete daily panchang includes

A practical panchang reading covers lunar markers (tithi, paksha, nakshatra), weekday (vara), solar anchors (sunrise and sunset), caution windows such as rahu kaal, and helpful muhurtas like brahma muhurta and abhijit muhurta. Festival and vrat lists then tell you whether the day carries special observance in many Hindu homes.

Because sunrise and day length differ by city, the same English date can show different clock times in Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune, and Ujjain. Always confirm location before sharing timings with family.

How to use Tithi.live every morning

  1. Select your city and date in the header.
  2. Read tithi, nakshatra, sunrise, and rahu kaal on the panchang cards.
  3. Open festivals if you are tracking vrat or tyohar this week.
  4. Use the Learn guides when a term is new—start with “What is tithi?”

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Accuracy note

Tithi.live compiles panchang fields from established Hindu calendar conventions for popular Indian cities. Regional customs and calculation schools can differ. For high-stakes samskaras, confirm with a trusted local pandit. Horoscope content is general guidance. We publish original educational articles so readers can understand the calendar, not only consume a widget.