Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Tomorrow’s Rahu Kaal
Kal Ka Rahu Kaal · Rahu Kalam Tomorrow · Kal Ka Rahukal
Tomorrow is Wednesday: in every city Rahu Kaal takes the fifth eighth of the day. The clock time follows your own city’s sunrise.
Tomorrow’s pattern, the same order in every city
Tomorrow’s Rahu Kaal in top cities
Each from its own sunriseFrequently asked questions
How do I see tomorrow’s Rahu Kaal for my city?
Choose your city with the search at the top of this page. It opens that city’s tomorrow page, with Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda and Gulika Kaal worked out from its own sunrise. The city stays saved, so your next visit opens on it. More than 11,800 towns and cities are covered.
Is kal ka Rahu Kaal at the same time in every city?
No. The eighth of the day is the same, because the weekday decides it, but the clock time follows each city’s sunrise. Tomorrow the sun rises in Kolkata about 64 minutes before Ahmedabad, and Rahu Kaal starts roughly that much earlier there. Day length differs a little between cities too.
Is there a Rahu Kaal at night?
No. Rahu Kaal is counted on daylight only, between sunrise and sunset, so nothing after sunset carries the name and there is nothing to check for a night journey. For good and bad hours after dark, the night choghadiya is the system people use.
If I check after midnight, which day is tomorrow?
The panchang day turns at sunrise, not at midnight. Between midnight and sunrise this page shows the day that is about to begin at sunrise. Rahu Kaal falls in daylight anyway, so a window you read in the small hours is the one for the day ahead of you.
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Tomorrow’s Rahu Kaal by city
Times shift with each city’s sunrise. Pick yours:
The other timings, for today
- ChoghadiyaThe daily division of daylight and night into eight varying qualities.
- Abhijit MuhuratbestThe muhurta astride solar noon, the safe default for a beginning.
- Brahma MuhurtagoodThe second-last muhurta of the night, the time tradition keeps for practice.
- YamagandaavoidThe second daily avoidance window, the one for health and paperwork.
- Gulika KaalThe window whose events are said to repeat, which cuts both ways.
- Dur MuhurtamavoidOne unlucky muhurta of the day’s fifteen, set by the weekday.
- HoraThe planetary ruler of each hour, and what that hour is for.