Panchang

Sunrise & Sunset Atlas

Real sunrise, sunset and twilight times for any city in the world — the foundation of every panchang timing.

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How to use

Step by step

  1. 1Search a city or use your current location.
  2. 2Read sunrise, sunset and day length.
  3. 3Optionally view civil/nautical/astronomical twilight.
  4. 4Save favourite cities for quick access.
Benefits

Why devotees love this

  • Global — works for pilgrims and NRIs.
  • Uses real ephemerides, not tables.
  • Foundation for Rahu Kaal, muhurats and puja timings.
  • Free forever.
Common use cases

When people use Sunrise & Sunset Atlas

  • 1Scheduling a Sandhya vandanam abroad.
  • 2Planning a Brahma muhurat sadhana in a new city.
  • 3Setting alarms for arghya (Sun offering).
  • 4Cross-checking a printed panchang.
Common mistakes

Avoid these

  • Confusing civil twilight with actual sunrise.
  • Ignoring time-zone changes when travelling.
  • Using local clock time without DST awareness.
Accuracy

Independently validated

Astronomy-engine solar position; matches USNO/NOAA within seconds.

Privacy

Your data stays with you

Location is stored on device only.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The joining time — the 24-minute window around sunrise/sunset ideal for gayatri and sandhya vandanam.

Google often shows civil twilight. Panchang uses actual upper-limb sunrise, which is a couple of minutes later.

Marginally — a few seconds for hill stations. We correct for standard sea level.

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