Choghadiya in Sydney
Today's 16 muhurta slots — Saturday, Nov 14.
Day Choghadiya
| Choghadiya | Time |
|---|---|
| Kaal | 5:43 AM – 7:27 AM |
| Shubh | 7:27 AM – 9:11 AM |
| Rog | 9:11 AM – 10:56 AM |
| Udveg | 10:56 AM – 12:40 PM |
| Chal | 12:40 PM – 2:25 PM |
| Labh | 2:25 PM – 4:09 PM |
| Amrit | 4:09 PM – 5:53 PM |
| Kaal | 5:53 PM – 7:38 PM |
Night Choghadiya
| Choghadiya | Time |
|---|---|
| Kaal | 7:38 PM – 8:53 PM |
| Shubh | 8:53 PM – 10:09 PM |
| Rog | 10:09 PM – 11:25 PM |
| Udveg | 11:25 PM – 12:40 AM |
| Chal | 12:40 AM – 1:56 AM |
| Labh | 1:56 AM – 3:11 AM |
| Amrit | 3:11 AM – 4:27 AM |
| Kaal | 4:27 AM – 5:43 AM |
How to read today's table for Sydney
Green slots (Amrit, Shubh, Labh) are the day's best hours — schedule weddings, signings, launches and purchases there. The blue Chal slot is workable, and traditionally preferred for travel. Red slots (Udveg, Rog, Kaal) are the hours to avoid for anything that must begin well.
Slot lengths follow Sydney's daylight: the eight day slots divide sunrise to sunset exactly, so they are longer in summer and shorter in winter. That is why a generic 90-minute table misleads — the times above are computed from Sydney's own sunrise and sunset.
Cross-check with Rahu Kaal for Sydney and the Panchang for Sydney before fixing any important time.
More cities
Plan your day the Vedic way
Get your free Janam Kundli with exact dasha periods — and see what Sydney's daily timings mean for your own chart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Choghadiya today in Sydney?
Today (Saturday, Nov 14), Sydney has 3 auspicious day slots (Shubh, Labh, Amrit) and 4 inauspicious ones (Kaal, Rog, Udveg, Kaal). The full day and night tables are above.
When should I avoid beginnings in Sydney today?
Avoid the Kaal, Rog and Udveg choghadiya slots (marked in red) for anything new — together they cover roughly a third of the day. Routine work may continue, but new ventures should wait for Amrit, Shubh or Labh.
Why are the Choghadiya slots not exactly 90 minutes?
Each day and night is split into 8 equal slots, so slot length follows the seasons: in summer the day slots stretch longer than 90 minutes, in winter they shrink. Near the equator they stay close to 90 minutes year-round.
Is Sydney Choghadiya different from Rahu Kaal?
Yes. Rahu Kaal is a single ~90-minute inauspicious window each day, while Choghadiya grades every hour of the day and night as good, neutral or bad. Muhurta practice uses both together — see this page's Rahu Kaal link above.