Atlanta daily Panchang Calendar

Precision Vedic data for Atlanta, USA. All Tithi, Nakshatra, and Muhurat timings are adjusted for your local longitude and latitude.

📍 Location: Atlanta Local Time Zone
Timezone: America/New_York
*Pick nearest major city for your timezone.

Friday, July 24, 2026 (Atlanta Local Date & Time)

☀️ Sunrise & Sunset
06:42 AM – 08:45 PM
🚫 Rahu Kaal (Avoid)
11:58 AM – 01:44 PM
✨ Abhijit Muhurat
01:16 PM – 02:12 PM
Vedic Attribute Current Timings for Atlanta
Tithi
Ekadashi
Until 02:04 AM
Nakshatra
Anuradha
Until 07:06 PM
Jyeshtha
Until 10:05 PM
Yoga
Shukla
Until 10:41 AM
Brahma
Until 11:38 AM
Karana
Vanija
Until 12:53 PM
Vishti
Until 02:04 AM
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T: Dwitiya
N: Uttara Ashadha
2
T: Tritiya
N: Shravana
3
T: Chaturthi
N: Dhanishta
4
T: Panchami
N: Shatabhisha
5
T: Shashti
N: Purva Bhadrapada
6
T: Saptami
N: Purva Bhadrapada
7
T: Ashtami
N: Uttara Bhadrapada
8
T: Navami
N: Ashwini
9
T: Dashami
N: Bharani
10
T: Ekadashi
N: Krittika
11
T: Dwadashi
N: Rohini
12
T: Trayodashi
N: Mrigashira
13
T: Chaturdashi
N: Ardra
14
T: Pratipada
N: Punarvasu
15
T: Dwitiya
N: Pushya
16
T: Tritiya
N: Ashlesha
17
T: Chaturthi
N: Magha
18
T: Panchami
N: Purva Phalguni
19
T: Shashti
N: Uttara Phalguni
20
T: Saptami
N: Hasta
21
T: Ashtami
N: Chitra
22
T: Navami
N: Swati
23
T: Dashami
N: Vishakha
24
T: Ekadashi
N: Anuradha
25
T: Dwadashi
N: Jyeshtha
26
T: Trayodashi
N: Mula
27
T: Trayodashi
N: Purva Ashadha
28
T: Chaturdashi
N: Uttara Ashadha
29
T: Purnima
N: Shravana
30
T: Pratipada
N: Shravana
31
T: Dwitiya
N: Dhanishta

📍 Regional Coverage for Atlanta

This Hindu Calendar is specifically calculated for the Atlanta horizon. For NRI families in surrounding suburbs, these timings remain highly accurate for all Tithi and Vrat observations.

Valid for surrounding areas including:
Alpharetta Cumming Marietta Duluth Johns Creek Norcross Smyrna

Frequently Asked Questions (Atlanta)

Q. Does this Atlanta calendar account for Daylight Savings?

Yes. All timings for Atlanta, including Rahu Kaal and Tithi endings, are automatically adjusted for the America/New_York DST changes.

Q. What is the significance of the Gulika Kaal in Atlanta?

Gulika Kaal is another segment of the day used in Atlanta panchang calculations. Unlike Rahu Kaal (11:58 AM – 01:44 PM), Gulika is often considered a "neutral-to-good" time for completing ongoing tasks rather than starting new ones.

Q. What are the Vrat and Upvas rules for Atlanta today?

For Atlanta, today's primary observation is the Ekadashi. Depending on when it concludes (02:04 AM), you should align your food intake (Ahara) and prayer (Puja) with these localized timings.

Q. How to observe "Amavasya" tarpana in Atlanta?

Pitru rituals (Tarpana) are usually performed during the "Aparahna" (afternoon) window. You should check if the Amavasya Tithi prevails during that time in Atlanta.

Q. Why is Drik Ganita used for the Atlanta Panchang?

Drik Ganita aligns ancient Vedic formulas with modern astronomical reality. For NRIs in USA, this provides the most accurate timing for Atlanta coordinates.

Q. What is the "Horo" or Hora timing for Atlanta today?

Hora refers to the planetary hour. Each hour after the local Atlanta sunrise (06:42 AM) is ruled by a different planet, which we use to determine the best time for medicines, money, or travel.