Sydney observes Australian Eastern Time: AEST (UTC+10) for most of the year and AEDT (UTC+11) during the southern summer, roughly October to April. That puts it 4.5 to 5.5 hours ahead of India Standard Time. Its seasons are flipped from the Northern Hemisphere, so the long days fall around December and January while July brings early sunsets. Every entry is anchored to Sydney's own sunrise.

Panchang for Sydney on August 25, 2026

Entry	Today in Sydney	Ends
Vara (weekday)	Tuesday (Mangalavara), lord Mars	at sunrise
Tithi	Shukla Dwadashi	10:51 AM
Nakshatra	Uttara Ashadha (lord )	3:21 AM
Yoga	Ayushmana	12:11 PM
Karana	Balava	10:51 AM
Lunar month	Shravana	—
Sunrise / sunset	6:22 AM / 5:32 PM	—
Rahu Kalam	2:45 PM to 4:08 PM	—

The next seven days in Sydney

Weekday, tithi, nakshatra, and sunrise/sunset for the coming week, each in Sydney local time (AET). Sunrise and sunset here are specific to Sydney's coordinates (-33.8688°, 151.2093°), so they differ from every other city by a few minutes to more than an hour.

Date	Tithi	Nakshatra	Sunrise	Sunset
Tue, Aug 25	Shukla Dwadashi	Uttara Ashadha	6:22 AM	5:32 PM
Wed, Aug 26	Shukla Trayodashi	Shravana	6:21 AM	5:33 PM
Thu, Aug 27	Shukla Chaturdashi	Dhanishtha	6:20 AM	5:33 PM
Fri, Aug 28	Shukla Purnima	Dhanishtha	6:19 AM	5:34 PM
Sat, Aug 29	Krishna Pratipada	Shatabhisha	6:17 AM	5:35 PM
Sun, Aug 30	Krishna Dwitiya	Purva Bhadrapada	6:16 AM	5:35 PM
Mon, Aug 31	Krishna Tritiya	Uttara Bhadrapada	6:15 AM	5:36 PM

How to read today's panchang

The five limbs each answer one question about the day. The tithi is the lunar day, the Moon's angle ahead of the Sun; the vara is the weekday with its planetary lord; the nakshatra is the mansion the Moon is passing through; the yoga combines the two lights; and the karana is the current half-tithi. Rahu Kalam is the roughly 90-minute window tradition sets aside each day. Each entry is explained in plain language on the main panchang page, and the system itself on the panchanga guide.

Times on this page are set for Sydney (-33.8688°, 151.2093°) in its local time zone (AET). Today the Sun rises here at 6:22 AM and sets at 5:32 PM, and because the Vedic day runs from one sunrise to the next, an entry that fills most of the day for Sydney can begin or end at a different clock time elsewhere. The calculator above recomputes everything for Sydney if you change the date, or for any other place if you change the city.

Panchang in other cities

New Delhi · Mumbai · Bengaluru · Chennai · Hyderabad · Kolkata · Pune · Ahmedabad · Jaipur · Varanasi · Toronto · New York · London · Dubai · Singapore ·