Panchak dates and timings
Panchak periods in the next 90 days, with the calculated interval kept separate from its traditional reading.
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From Sunday, 4 October 2026 to Friday, 1 January 2027
Calculated fact
Panchak is the period during which the Moon transits sidereal Kumbha and Meena — from the start of the third pada of Dhanishta to the end of Revati. It lasts about five days and recurs roughly every 27 days. The weekday is the Hindu weekday (sunrise to sunrise) on which it began.
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Starts21/10/2026 (Wed)Ends25/10/2026 (Sun)
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Starts17/11/2026 (Tue)Ends22/11/2026 (Sun)
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Starts14/12/2026 (Mon)Ends19/12/2026 (Sat)
Traditional interpretation
In tradition, some activities are avoided or done with remedies during Panchak. The classification depends on the weekday on which Panchak begins.
Common classification: Roga (Sunday), Raja (Monday), Agni (Tuesday), Chora (Friday) and Mrityu (Saturday) Panchak. Many Panchangs do not give a separate name to Panchak beginning on Wednesday or Thursday and regard it as less restrictive.
The Panchak interval is an astronomical fact (Moon's position). Restrictions associated with it — such as avoiding southward travel, roofing, wood-gathering or certain funeral rites without remedies — are traditional and vary between communities.
Traditions may vary by region and Panchang convention. Times are shown for the selected place, time zone and calculation profile.
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