Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Choghadiya today in Sydney

Q: What is the best choghadiya today in Sydney?

In daylight: Labh 10:58 AM – 12:39 PM, Amrit 12:39 PM – 2:20 PM, Shubh 4:02 PM – 5:43 PM. After sunset: Labh 8:43 PM – 10:02 PM, Shubh 11:20 PM – 12:39 AM, Amrit 12:39 AM – 1:57 AM. Amrit is treated as the best of them, Shubh for anything meant to last, and Labh for gain; all three are fine for a beginning. Times are for Sydney on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

Q: How long is one choghadiya in Sydney today?

1 hr 41 min by day and 1 hr 18 min by night. Daylight in Sydney today is 13 hr 31 min and the night is 10 hr 28 min; each is divided into eight equal parts, so the nominal 96 minutes is only a name.

Q: Does Rahu Kaal fall inside a good choghadiya today in Sydney?

Rahu Kaal in Sydney today runs 4:02 PM – 5:43 PM, which overlaps Shubh (4:02 PM – 5:43 PM). That means part of Shubh is inside Rahu Kaal today. The more restrictive rule wins, so start after 5:43 PM instead.

Q: What is the first choghadiya at sunrise today in Sydney?

Rog, from 5:53 AM – 7:35 AM, because today is a Tuesday, and the day sequence for that weekday always opens on Rog. The night sequence tonight opens with Kaal at 7:25 PM.

Aaj Ka Choghadiya · Chogadia · Chaughadia · Chogdiya

Sunrise 5:53 AMSunset 7:25 PMSunset 7:25 PMSunrise 5:52 AM

Choghadiya

Sydney · sixteen periods from sunrise 5:53 AM to tomorrow’s sunrise 5:52 AM

Tomorrow: good from 5:52 AM (Labh)

Sunrise 5:53 AMSunset 7:25 PMSunset 7:25 PMSunrise 5:52 AM

Rahu Kaal

4:02 PM – 5:43 PM4:02 – 5:43 PM

Avoid new workRunning nowOver for today

Abhijit Muhurat

12:12 PM – 1:06 PM12:12 – 1:06 PM

Best for a startRunning nowOver for today

Brahma Muhurta

4:29 AM – 5:11 AM4:29 – 5:11 AM

Before sunriseRunning nowOver for today

Tithi

Krishna Navami

Nakshatra: Ashlesha

Today’s day and night choghadiya

From Sydney's sunrise at 5:53 AM.

Day choghadiya

5:53 AM – 7:25 PM

Daylight, 5:53 AM to 7:25 PM: every choghadiya period
Period & Ruler	Time & Status
RogNowInauspicious Ruler: Mars · illness and conflict	5:53 AM – 7:35 AM Inauspicious
UdvegNowInauspicious Ruler: Sun · a restless hour	7:35 AM – 9:16 AM Inauspicious
ChalNowneutral Ruler: Venus · travel and movement	9:16 AM – 10:58 AM neutral
LabhNowAuspicious Ruler: Mercury · money, study, deals	10:58 AM – 12:39 PM Auspicious
AmritNowAuspicious Ruler: Moon · best of the eight	12:39 PM – 2:20 PM Auspicious
KaalNowInauspicious Ruler: Saturn · worst of the eight	2:20 PM – 4:02 PM Inauspicious
ShubhNowAuspicious Ruler: Jupiter · things meant to last	4:02 PM – 5:43 PM Auspicious
RogNowInauspicious Ruler: Mars · illness and conflict	5:43 PM – 7:25 PM Inauspicious

Night choghadiya

7:25 PM – 5:52 AM

Night, 7:25 PM to 5:52 AM: every choghadiya period
Period & Ruler	Time & Status
KaalNowInauspicious Ruler: Saturn · worst of the eight	7:25 PM – 8:43 PM Inauspicious
LabhNowAuspicious Ruler: Mercury · money, study, deals	8:43 PM – 10:02 PM Auspicious
UdvegNowInauspicious Ruler: Sun · a restless hour	10:02 PM – 11:20 PM Inauspicious
ShubhNowAuspicious Ruler: Jupiter · things meant to last	11:20 PM – 12:39 AM Auspicious
AmritNowAuspicious Ruler: Moon · best of the eight	12:39 AM – 1:57 AM Auspicious
ChalNowneutral Ruler: Venus · travel and movement	1:57 AM – 3:15 AM neutral
RogNowInauspicious Ruler: Mars · illness and conflict	3:15 AM – 4:34 AM Inauspicious
KaalNowInauspicious Ruler: Saturn · worst of the eight	4:34 AM – 5:52 AM Inauspicious

Which choghadiya is good in Sydney today?

In Sydney today, Tuesday, November 3, 2026, the sun rises at 5:53 AM and sets at 7:25 PM, giving 13 hr 31 min of daylight. Divided into eight, each day choghadiya runs 1 hr 41 min. The night, from 7:25 PM to tomorrow’s sunrise at 5:52 AM, is 10 hr 28 min, so each night choghadiya runs 1 hr 18 min. The day periods are longer than the night ones at this time of year.

Today is a Tuesday, so the day opens with Rog at sunrise and the night opens with Kaal at sunset. The auspicious daylight periods in Sydney fall at Labh 10:58 AM – 12:39 PM, Amrit 12:39 PM – 2:20 PM, Shubh 4:02 PM – 5:43 PM; the ones to avoid are Rog 5:53 AM – 7:35 AM, Udveg 7:35 AM – 9:16 AM, Kaal 2:20 PM – 4:02 PM, Rog 5:43 PM – 7:25 PM.

These are Sydney’s own boundaries. A city a few hundred kilometres east or west has a different sunrise, and every one of the sixteen periods shifts with it, which is why a choghadiya table for another city is not a substitute for this one.

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What is the best choghadiya today in Sydney?

In daylight: Labh 10:58 AM – 12:39 PM, Amrit 12:39 PM – 2:20 PM, Shubh 4:02 PM – 5:43 PM. After sunset: Labh 8:43 PM – 10:02 PM, Shubh 11:20 PM – 12:39 AM, Amrit 12:39 AM – 1:57 AM. Amrit is treated as the best of them, Shubh for anything meant to last, and Labh for gain; all three are fine for a beginning. Times are for Sydney on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

How long is one choghadiya in Sydney today?

1 hr 41 min by day and 1 hr 18 min by night. Daylight in Sydney today is 13 hr 31 min and the night is 10 hr 28 min; each is divided into eight equal parts, so the nominal 96 minutes is only a name.

Does Rahu Kaal fall inside a good choghadiya today in Sydney?

Rahu Kaal in Sydney today runs 4:02 PM – 5:43 PM, which overlaps Shubh (4:02 PM – 5:43 PM). That means part of Shubh is inside Rahu Kaal today. The more restrictive rule wins, so start after 5:43 PM instead.

What is the first choghadiya at sunrise today in Sydney?

Rog, from 5:53 AM – 7:35 AM, because today is a Tuesday, and the day sequence for that weekday always opens on Rog. The night sequence tonight opens with Kaal at 7:25 PM.

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