To select a traditionally suitable date for entering a new home
Griha Pravesh Muhurat
Griha Pravesh Muhurat is the traditionally selected auspicious date and time for entering a new home and performing related house-warming rituals.
What is Griha Pravesh Muhurat?
Griha Pravesh means entering a new home for the first time in a traditional and auspicious manner.
To select a suitable time for Griha Pravesh rituals
To perform Panchang Shuddhi
To check Tithi, Nakshatra, Vaar, Yoga and Karana
To examine the Lunar Month
To avoid traditionally restricted periods
To identify an appropriate Muhurat for Puja, Havan and Vastu Shanti
Griha Pravesh Me Kya Include Hota Hai?
Important Griha Pravesh Muhurat Factors
Tithi
Tithi represents the lunar day and is one of the important Panchang factors used while selecting Griha Pravesh Muhurat.
Dwitiya
Tritiya
Panchami
Saptami
Dashami
Ekadashi
Dwadashi
Trayodashi
The preferred and prohibited Tithis can vary according to the tradition and calculation method.
Vaar / Weekday
The weekday is examined as part of the traditional Griha Pravesh calculation.
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Different traditions may assign different importance to weekdays.
Nakshatra
Nakshatra represents the lunar constellation active during the selected Griha Pravesh time.
Rohini
Mrigashira
Uttara Phalguni
Chitra
Anuradha
Uttara Ashadha
Dhanishtha
Shatabhisha
Uttara Bhadrapada
Revati
The list of suitable Nakshatras may vary between traditions.
Yoga
Yoga is one of the five core Panchang elements considered during Muhurat selection.
Karana
Karana is a half-Tithi division and is another Panchang factor used in Muhurat calculations.
Lunar Month
The lunar month is examined because some lunar months or periods may traditionally be excluded from Griha Pravesh.
Adhik Masa is traditionally excluded from many Griha Pravesh calculations.
Panchang Shuddhi
Panchang Shuddhi is the process of examining Panchang elements and filtering dates to identify traditionally suitable Griha Pravesh dates.
Tithi
Vaar
Nakshatra
Yoga
Karana
Lunar Month
Traditional restrictions
Traditionally Restricted Periods
Adhik Masa
A lunar month that is traditionally excluded from many auspicious activities, including Griha Pravesh in some traditions.
Guru Tara Asta
A traditional period associated with Jupiter being combust or set, which may be avoided for Griha Pravesh.
Shukra Tara Asta
A traditional period associated with Venus being combust or set, which may be avoided for Griha Pravesh.
Prohibited Tithi
Certain Tithis may be excluded from Griha Pravesh according to the selected traditional calculation.
Prohibited Weekday
Certain weekdays may be excluded from Griha Pravesh according to the selected tradition.
Unsuitable Nakshatra
If a traditionally suitable Nakshatra is not available, the date may be rejected.
Griha Pravesh Puja
- Name
Ganesh Puja
PurposeTraditional worship of Lord Ganesha before beginning the ceremony.
- Name
Vastu Puja
PurposeTraditional worship related to Vastu and the house.
- Name
Vastu Shanti
PurposeTraditional ritual performed for the house.
- Name
Havan / Homam
PurposeA traditional fire ritual that may be performed during Griha Pravesh.
- Name
Kalash Ritual
PurposeA traditional ritual involving a Kalash during house entry.
Griha Pravesh Muhurat Time
After filtering suitable dates, a specific time window is calculated for performing the Griha Pravesh ceremony.
24 June 2026
06:03 AM
01:59 PM
Chitra
Dashami
Traditionally Suitable
The example is illustrative. Actual Muhurat depends on location and calculation method.
Griha Pravesh Muhurat Calculation Process
Griha Pravesh Muhurat is location-dependent. Sunrise, Panchang timings and Muhurat intervals can change according to the selected city.
Select the year.
Select the city or location of the house.
Calculate Panchang for the selected period.
Check Tithi, Vaar, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana.
Check the Lunar Month.
Remove traditionally restricted periods.
Apply Panchang Shuddhi.
Find the available auspicious time window.
Display the final Griha Pravesh date and Muhurat.
General Griha Pravesh Muhurat is calculated mainly using location, Panchang and traditional Griha Pravesh rules.
A personalized calculation may additionally consider the birth details of the house owner or family according to the selected astrological method.
Answers: When should we enter the house and perform the house-warming ceremony?
Answers: When should we purchase, register or complete the property transaction?
Griha Pravesh Muhurat and Property Purchase Muhurat are separate calculations.
30 December 2026
Wednesday
Saptami
Uttara Phalguni
Example Yoga
Example Karana
Example Lunar Month
07:00 AM
12:36 PM
true
Example City
Traditionally Suitable
General Griha Pravesh Muhurat
It does not guarantee prosperity.
It does not guarantee happiness in the house.
It does not replace practical decisions related to the property.
It does not mean every other time is automatically bad.
यह समृद्धि की गारंटी नहीं देता।
यह घर में सुख की गारंटी नहीं देता।
यह property से जुड़े व्यावहारिक निर्णयों का विकल्प नहीं है।
इसका अर्थ यह नहीं है कि बाकी सभी समय अपने आप अशुभ हैं।
Advantages
- Provides a structured traditional method for selecting a house-entry date.
- Provides date and exact time-window information.
- Can include Griha Pravesh Puja, Havan and Vastu Shanti timing.
- Can be calculated according to the house location.
Limitations
- Rules can vary between regions and traditions.
- Different Panchangs can produce different results.
- Exact Muhurat depends on location.
- Griha Pravesh Muhurat is a traditional practice and is not a scientific guarantee of prosperity or happiness.
Exact Muhurat location aur tradition ke hisaab se calculate hota hai
Griha Pravesh Muhurat is based on traditional Hindu astrology and Muhurta practices. Rules may vary according to region, Panchang and tradition. Exact dates and timings should be calculated according to the selected location and calculation method rather than hardcoded.
Griha Pravesh Form Bharein