Dhanteras 2026 — Gaya: Dhanvantari-Lakshmi-Kubera Puja Muhurat

Dhanteras in Gaya is on Friday, November 6, 2026. The most auspicious puja time is 5:39 PM–7:36 PM (Pradosh Kaal with fixed Vrishabha lagna); do Yama Deepdaan in Pradosh Kaal 5:07 PM–7:42 PM.

Dhanteras 2026 — full timings for Gaya

DateFriday, November 6, 2026
Puja muhurat5:39 PM – 7:36 PM
Pradosh Kaal5:07 PM – 7:42 PM
Fixed Vrishabha (Taurus) lagna5:39 PM – 7:36 PM
Yama Deepdaan (Pradosh Kaal)5:07 PM – 7:42 PM
Sunrise6:00 AM
Sunset5:07 PM

All times are Indian Standard Time (IST), computed from Gaya's own sunrise, sunset and moonrise.

Gaya vs Delhi

Puja muhurat in Gaya is at 5:39 PM, while in Delhi it is at 6:03 PM. Sunrise, sunset and moonrise change with each city's latitude and longitude, so follow your own city's time.
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Dhanteras 2026 — other cities

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Frequently asked questions

When is Dhanteras 2026 in Gaya?

Dhanteras in Gaya is on Friday, November 6, 2026. The most auspicious puja time is 5:39 PM–7:36 PM (Pradosh Kaal with fixed Vrishabha lagna); do Yama Deepdaan in Pradosh Kaal 5:07 PM–7:42 PM.

Gaya mein Dhanteras 2026 puja ka shubh muhurat kya hai?

Gaya mein Dhanteras Friday, November 6, 2026 ko hai. Puja ka shubh muhurat 5:39 PM–7:36 PM; Yam deepdaan pradosh kaal 5:07 PM–7:42 PM mein karein.

Is the timing in Gaya different from Delhi?

Yes. Puja muhurat in Gaya is at 5:39 PM, while in Delhi it is at 6:03 PM. Sunrise, sunset and moonrise change with each city's latitude and longitude, so follow your own city's time.

How was this time calculated?

With Swiss Ephemeris (sidereal, Lahiri ayanamsa) for Gaya's coordinates (24.79°N, 85.00°E) in Indian Standard Time; the date follows the standard panchang rule. If your temple or family tradition differs, give it priority.