Welcome to Panchang for USA, your trusted Hindu calendar adjusted to local U.S. time zones.
Here you can find today’s tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, sunrise, sunset, and auspicious muhurats for major U.S. cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and San Francisco.

Many devotees in the United States follow traditional Indian rituals but face confusion due to time differences between India and the U.S. This page offers accurate Vedic Panchang data converted to your local time so you can perform your prayers, pujas, and ceremonies correctly.

🪔 What You’ll Find Here

• Today’s Panchang details (Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana)
• Sunrise & Sunset timings for major U.S. cities
• Auspicious muhurats, Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulikai timings
• Upcoming Hindu festivals (U.S. calendar)
• Explanation of Panchang elements
• Daily, monthly, and yearly calendars

📅 Today’s Panchang — USA (Local Time Example)

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📍 Tip: Choose your city below to view exact local Panchang timings.

🏙️ Panchang by Major U.S. Cities

Switch between these cities for local time accuracy:

New York | Los Angeles | Chicago | Houston | San Francisco | Seattle | Miami | Atlanta | Boston | Dallas

Each city’s Panchang adjusts sunrise, sunset, and tithi timing automatically to its own timezone.

🌕 Upcoming Hindu Festivals in USA (2025)

🗓 All festival timings are adjusted for the U.S. Eastern Time Zone; local times may differ slightly by city.

🕐 Auspicious Muhurats & Rahu Kaal in the USA

Hindu rituals rely on precise timing.
Here are common daily reference periods:

• Brahma Muhurat: ~4:30 AM – 6:00 AM (spiritual practices)
• Abhijit Muhurat: ~12:00 PM – 12:48 PM (most auspicious)
• Rahu Kaal: varies daily (avoid new beginnings)
• Yamaganda & Gulikai: times to avoid travel or starting new ventures

Use our upcoming tools to automatically generate these based on your selected city and date.

📖 Understanding the Panchang Elements

Tithi — Lunar day; defines festivals and fasts.
Nakshatra — Moon’s position in the 27 star constellations.
Yoga — Planetary alignment influencing the day’s quality.
Karana — Half-tithi divisions used to determine auspicious timings.

All timings are calculated using astronomical algorithms (Moon–Sun angular positions) and then converted to the user’s local timezone.

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🙏 Disclaimer

All calculations are based on standard astronomical data.
For personal or ceremonial rituals, please consult a qualified priest or astrologer for final muhurat verification.

Festivals & Important Days

Indians in the USA can follow the same festival calendar as India, adjusted to their local time.
Upcoming Hindu festivals for 2025 in the USA include:

• Makar Sankranti (Jan 14)
• Maha Shivratri (Feb 26)
• Holi (Mar 14)
• Ram Navami (Apr 6)
• Diwali (Oct 20)
• Kartik Purnima (Nov 13)

(Optional: You can link this to a /hindu-festivals-in-usa subpage later.)

5. How Panchang.org Helps NRIs in the USA

Besides the daily Panchang, Panchang.org helps Indians abroad with:

• Astrology & Horoscope Reading
• Vastu Consultation for New Homes
• Indian Property & Interior Services
• Temple Donations and Ritual Assistance in India

❓ FAQs:

Q1. How is Panchang for USA different from Indian Panchang?
A1. The U.S. Panchang is adjusted to local time zones like EST, PST, or CST to ensure correct sunrise and Tithi calculations.

Q2. Can I follow Indian festivals based on this Panchang?
A2. Yes. All Hindu festivals can be observed accurately based on this Panchang using your local U.S. timezone.

Q3. Does Panchang.org provide regional Panchang for different U.S. states?
A3. Yes, you can view Panchang for major cities like New York, San Francisco, Houston, Chicago, and Los Angeles with correct local timings.

Q4. Is there a Panchang app for USA users?
A4. Panchang.org is fully mobile-friendly, and we are working on a dedicated app for daily Panchang alerts and festival reminders.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1. Why do I need a separate Panchang for the USA?
Because sunrise, moonrise, and tithi timings differ by timezone. A U.S.-specific Panchang converts Indian calculations to local times, ensuring accuracy for your rituals.

Q2. Is this Panchang valid for all U.S. cities?
Yes. The core data is calculated astronomically, then converted to your chosen city’s timezone. Minor differences may occur due to latitude and longitude.

Q3. Why do festival dates differ from India’s?
Time zone conversion can move a tithi to the previous or next day. This is normal and reflects local observance times.

Q4. Can I download this calendar?
Yes, soon you’ll be able to download yearly Panchang PDFs or add festival dates to Google Calendar (.ics format).

Q5. How do I check tomorrow’s Panchang for my city?
Use our date selector or navigate to “Tomorrow’s Panchang” section to view future or past dates easily.

FAQs:

Q1: What is Panchang and why do I need a USA-specific Panchang?
A: Panchang is the Hindu/Vedic almanac showing tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, and planetary data. A USA-specific Panchang converts these astronomical timings into local U.S. time zones so rituals and festival timings are correct where you live.

Q2: Is the Panchang on this page accurate for my city?
A: Yes — the page converts astronomical data to the selected city’s timezone. For absolute ceremonial decisions, consult your family priest or local temple; this site provides standard astronomical conversions.

Q3: How do I find auspicious muhurat for a wedding in the USA?
A: Use the Muhurat section and choose your city + desired dates. We provide recommended windows; you should also consult a priest for final confirmation.

Q4: Why do festival dates differ sometimes from Indian sites?
A: Differences can occur due to timezone conversion, local sunset/sunrise differences, and regional traditions. This page shows the festival date/time as observed in the selected U.S. timezone.

Q5: Can I get daily Panchang via email or WhatsApp?
A: Yes — subscribe to our daily Panchang email. (Provide subscribe CTA and privacy note.)

Q6: How do you calculate tithi and nakshatra?
A: Tithi is computed from the moon-sun angular separation; nakshatra is based on moon’s ecliptic longitude. These are then converted to local time using the city’s geographic coordinates.