Travel muhurat (yatra) in Sydney
Setting out on a long journey, a pilgrimage or a move is traditionally timed: the Moon in a nakshatra that suits travel, a good weekday, and a clean window in Char, Labh, Amrit or Shubh choghadiya.
November 2026
- Mon 2 Nov05:53–07:35Pushya · Amrit · Very good
- Fri 6 Nov12:39–14:21Hasta · Shubh · Very good
- Wed 11 Nov05:46–07:29Anuradha · Labh · Excellent
- Mon 16 Nov05:42–07:27Shravana · Amrit · Very good
- Wed 18 Nov05:41–07:26Dhanishta · Labh · Very good
- Sun 22 Nov07:25–08:00Revati · Char · Good
- Mon 23 Nov05:39–07:24Ashwini · Amrit · Excellent
- Thu 26 Nov12:42–14:28Mrigashira · Labh · Excellent
- Sun 29 Nov09:10–10:56Pushya · Labh · Good
December 2026
- Fri 4 Dec09:11–10:58Hasta · Amrit · Excellent
- Mon 14 Dec05:37–07:25Shravana · Amrit · Excellent
- Sun 20 Dec09:16–11:04Ashwini · Labh · Very good
- Fri 25 Dec09:18–11:06Punarvasu · Amrit · Excellent
- Thu 31 Dec12:57–14:45Hasta · Labh · Very good
January 2027
- Mon 4 Jan05:49–07:36Anuradha · Amrit · Very good
- Sun 10 Jan09:28–11:15Shravana · Labh · Very good
- Mon 11 Jan05:55–07:42Dhanishta · Amrit · Excellent
- Fri 15 Jan09:31–11:17Revati · Amrit · Excellent
- Wed 20 Jan06:03–07:49Mrigashira · Labh · Very good
- Fri 22 Jan18:21–20:06Pushya · Char · Very good
- Wed 27 Jan06:10–07:54Hasta · Labh · Excellent
Your own best dates
These days are good for everyone in the city. Your personal muhurta also weighs your birth nakshatra and Moon sign (Tarabala and Chandrabala), your running dasha and your Ashtakavarga, and picks your 10 best dates with a clean window on each.
Find my datesStarts from your free kundli. Charged only if your dates are found.The rules on this page
- Nakshatras: Ashwini, Mrigashira, Punarvasu, Pushya, Hasta, Anuradha, Shravana, Dhanishta and Revati.
- Good weekdays: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; avoided: Tuesday and Saturday.
- A clean window: Amrit, Shubh, Labh or Char choghadiya, clear of Rahu kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika kaal, Rikta tithis (4th, 9th, 14th) and Amavasya, Bhadra (Vishti karana), and Vyatipata and Vaidhriti yoga, at least 24 minutes long.
How a muhurat for travel is chosen
Setting out on a long journey, a pilgrimage or a move is traditionally timed: the Moon in a nakshatra that suits travel, a good weekday, and a clean window in Char, Labh, Amrit or Shubh choghadiya.
The Moon is the significator of journeys and the mind on the road, so its nakshatra carries most of the weight; Char choghadiya, "movable", counts as a good window for travel only.
The days on this page are read from the panchang for Sydney by an astronomy engine (Swiss Ephemeris, Lahiri ayanamsa): the same for everyone in the city. A muhurta for one person also weighs their own chart: their Tarabala and Chandrabala on the day, their running dasha and their Ashtakavarga. Two people in the same city can have different best days.
When is the next shubh muhurat for travel in Sydney?
By the panchang for Sydney, the next good day is Monday, 2 November 2026, 05:53–07:35.
How many good days for travel are there in the next 90 days?
21 days keep every rule in Sydney, each with a clean time window.
What rules are used?
Nakshatras: Ashwini, Mrigashira, Punarvasu, Pushya, Hasta, Anuradha, Shravana, Dhanishta and Revati. Good weekdays: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; avoided: Tuesday and Saturday. A clean window: Amrit, Shubh, Labh or Char choghadiya, clear of Rahu kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika kaal, Rikta tithis (4th, 9th, 14th) and Amavasya, Bhadra (Vishti karana), and Vyatipata and Vaidhriti yoga, at least 24 minutes long.
Is a general muhurat the same as my personal muhurat?
No. A general muhurat is the same for everyone in the city. Your personal dates also weigh your own birth nakshatra and Moon sign (Tarabala and Chandrabala), your dasha and your Ashtakavarga, so some generally good days are weaker for you and others stronger.
Does a good muhurat guarantee a good result?
No. A muhurat is a tradition for choosing a favourable start; it does not decide the outcome. Make the decision itself on its merits and with proper advice.