Uttar Pradesh · Triveni
Prayagraj panchang — local sunrise, tithi and rahu kaal
Prayagraj panchang is the Triveni city almanac: amavasya and purnima are not abstract here — they schedule actual snan and travel for millions in mela years.
- Coordinates
- 25.44° N, 81.85° E
- Typical sunrise
- about 5:15–6:55 AM IST
- Calendar note
- Sangam culture, Magh mela, and amavasya snans are tithi- and sunrise-defined. Printed mela calendars and this daily panchang should be read together.
If you are coming from Delhi or Lucknow, do not bring that city’s sunrise to a Sangam snan plan. Prayagraj’s solar times are the ones that matter on the riverbank.
Mauni Amavasya, Maghi Purnima and Kumbh-related days are named on festival listings; the daily tithi card tells you whether the lunar day has begun at sunrise.
UP purnimanta month naming may differ from a South Indian relative’s amanta talk. Our hindu-calendar-months guide translates the disagreement.
Practical tips for Prayagraj
- Mela crowd dates are announced by authorities; panchang tithi is the ritual layer.
- Winter fog delays boats, not tithi.
- Use this hub plus the amavasya/purnima guide before a family snan trip.
Rahu kaal weekday pattern (daytime eighths)
The clock changes with Prayagraj 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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