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.

Tuesday, June 23, 2026 (Atlanta Local Date & Time)

☀️ Sunrise & Sunset
06:26 AM – 08:53 PM
🚫 Rahu Kaal (Avoid)
05:16 PM – 07:04 PM
✨ Abhijit Muhurat
01:10 PM – 02:08 PM
Vedic Attribute Current Timings for Atlanta
Tithi
Navami
Until 07:10 AM
Dashami
Until 08:42 AM
Nakshatra
Hasta
Until 02:24 AM
Chitra
Until 04:29 AM
Yoga
Variyana
Until 12:43 AM
Parigha
Until 12:53 AM
Karana
Kaulava
Until 07:10 AM
Taitila
Until 07:52 PM
Gara
Until 08:42 AM
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T: Dwitiya
N: Mula
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T: Tritiya
N: Purva Ashadha
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T: Chaturthi
N: Uttara Ashadha
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T: Panchami
N: Shravana
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T: Shashti
N: Dhanishta
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T: Saptami
N: Shatabhisha
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T: Ashtami
N: Purva Bhadrapada
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T: Navami
N: Uttara Bhadrapada
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T: Dashami
N: Revati
11
T: Ekadashi
N: Ashwini
12
T: Dwadashi
N: Bharani
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T: Trayodashi
N: Krittika
14
T: Amavasya
N: Rohini
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T: Pratipada
N: Mrigashira
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T: Dwitiya
N: Ardra
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T: Tritiya
N: Pushya
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T: Chaturthi
N: Ashlesha
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T: Panchami
N: Magha
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T: Saptami
N: Purva Phalguni
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T: Ashtami
N: Uttara Phalguni
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T: Navami
N: Hasta
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T: Navami
N: Chitra
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T: Dashami
N: Swati
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T: Ekadashi
N: Swati
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T: Dwadashi
N: Vishakha
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T: Trayodashi
N: Anuradha
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T: Chaturdashi
N: Jyeshtha
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T: Purnima
N: Mula
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T: Pratipada
N: Purva Ashadha

📍 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. How do I use the Abhijit Muhurat (01:10 PM – 02:08 PM) in Atlanta?

Abhijit Muhurat is the 8th Muhurat of the day. It is a powerful "neutralizer" of bad omens. If you cannot find a specific Muhurat in Atlanta, you can use 01:10 PM – 02:08 PM for most tasks.

Q. Is the Moon sign (Rashi) different in Atlanta than in India?

The Moon enters a Rashi at a specific UTC moment globally, but the "Day" it falls on in Atlanta can change based on when your local day begins at 06:26 AM.

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. Can I use this panchang for calculating "Sutak" in Atlanta?

Yes. Sutak (impure period) during eclipses is strictly calculated from the visibility of the eclipse in Atlanta. Since USA may have different visibility than India, these local timings are essential.

Q. Can I use IST (India Time) for my daily morning Puja in Atlanta?

No. Vedic rituals are "Arka" (Sun) based. Your morning Puja should be performed after the local Atlanta sunrise of 06:26 AM to be technically correct.

Q. How is the day-length calculated for Atlanta Rahu Kaal?

Rahu Kaal is 1/8th of the time between sunrise (06:26 AM) and sunset. Because winter days are shorter in USA, the Rahu window duration changes seasonally for Atlanta.