Griha Pravesh muhurat 2027: dates month by month
Our Muhurat Finder's strict Griha Pravesh rules give 16 dates in 2027 for New Delhi: five in February, four in March, four in May and three in June. Here they are month by month, with the time windows, and why other calendars list more.
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Checked by an AI-assisted fact-check on 31 October 2026. Human review by Abhishek Kumar: pending. Fact-checked against the cited sources. Not yet reviewed by a pandit.
Which dates are good for Griha Pravesh in 2027? Using a strict, classical set of rules, our Muhurat Finder gives 16 dates in 2027 for New Delhi: five in February, four in March, four in May and three in June. There are none in January, April, or July to December under these rules. Each date below has its time window; many windows run into the night or the next early morning, which is normal for muhurats.
Griha Pravesh dates 2027, month by month (New Delhi)
February 2027
| Date | Window (IST) |
|---|---|
| Wednesday 10 February | 3:04 AM to 7:02 AM, early hours of 11 February |
| Thursday 11 February | 7:02 AM to 3:18 AM on 12 February |
| Monday 22 February | 11:54 AM to 4:59 AM on 23 February |
| Wednesday 24 February | 12:26 AM to 6:50 AM, early hours of 25 February |
| Thursday 25 February | 6:50 AM to 9:32 AM |
March 2027
| Date | Window (IST) |
|---|---|
| Wednesday 3 March | 1:05 AM to 6:43 AM, early hours of 4 March |
| Thursday 4 March | 6:43 AM to 7:24 AM |
| Wednesday 10 March | 6:37 AM to 6:35 AM on 11 March |
| Thursday 11 March | 6:35 AM to 11:19 AM |
May 2027
| Date | Window (IST) |
|---|---|
| Friday 7 May | 11:41 PM to 5:35 AM on 8 May |
| Monday 17 May | 4:28 PM to 1:09 AM on 18 May |
| Monday 24 May | 10:59 PM to 5:25 AM on 25 May |
| Monday 31 May | 10:02 AM to 5:23 AM on 1 June |
June 2027
| Date | Window (IST) |
|---|---|
| Monday 14 June | 5:22 AM to 7:44 AM |
| Wednesday 16 June | 7:43 PM to 3:20 AM on 17 June |
| Monday 21 June | 5:23 AM to 11:50 PM |
For other cities, and for the scores and reasons behind each date, use the interactive Griha Pravesh muhurat page, which covers 2026 and 2027.
Why some months have no dates
These dates come from a conservative rule set, written down from the Muhurta Chintamani and checked against other sources. The main filters are:
- Lunar month. Only Magha, Phalguna, Vaishakha and Jyeshtha. That is why January (mostly Pausha), April (Chaitra) and most of the second half of the year drop out.
- Chaturmas. No dates from Devshayani Ekadashi to Devutthana Ekadashi, roughly July to November.
- Leap month. No date in an Adhik (extra) month.
- Uttarayana and Kharmas. The Sun must be in its northern course, and days with the Sun in Dhanu or Meena are left out.
- Weekday. Not Sunday, Tuesday or Saturday.
- Tithi, nakshatra and yoga. Only certain tithis and the fixed and soft nakshatras count, and harsh yogas and Bhadra are cut out. The window inside a good day ends when one of these changes.
- Venus and Jupiter. No date while either is set (combust), with a margin of days around it.
Why other calendars list more dates
Drik Panchang's 2027 list for New Delhi has more dates than ours, including some in January, late March, April, November and December. Every one of our 16 dates is also on Drik's list. The difference is in the rules: Drik Panchang also opens the months of Kartika and Margashirsha, which the texts we follow call middling or meant for an old house, and the details of which tithis and nakshatras count also differ. Several of our windows are also narrower than Drik's for the same date, for the same reason.
Neither list is "wrong". They follow different, documented conventions. If your family pandit gives you a date not on our list, that is a valid choice within their tradition.
Planning the day
- Fix the exact time with your pandit. A good day is only the first filter; the pandit will usually choose a lagna (rising sign) within the window.
- Night windows are common. Some families enter at night or before dawn. Think about lights, neighbours and building rules.
- Book early for February and May. These are popular months.
If you would like a pandit to perform the puja, see our Griha Pravesh puja page. For what happens in the ceremony itself, read our step-by-step Griha Pravesh guide.
How these times were worked out
Every date and time in this article was computed by Proper Pandit's Muhurat Finder (its Griha Pravesh rules) for New Delhi (28.61°N, 77.21°E, Indian Standard Time). We then checked each one against Drik Panchang's page for New Delhi on 31 October 2026. Where the two differ, it is by a minute or two, which comes from rounding and small differences in how sunrise and the Moon are calculated. We round the start of a window up and the end down, so a window shown here never runs past the one you would get from a more exact calculation.
Your own city will differ. Sunrise and sunset move with latitude and longitude, so look up your city on our panchang page, and if your family priest or temple follows a different timing, follow them.
Questions people ask
How many Griha Pravesh dates are there in 2027? Under our strict rules, 16 for New Delhi: five in February, four in March, four in May and three in June.
Are there Griha Pravesh muhurats in November or December 2027? Not under the rules we use, which don't open Kartika and Margashirsha. Drik Panchang does list dates in those months; ask your pandit which convention your family follows.
Why is there no date in April 2027? April 2027 is mostly the month of Chaitra, which the texts we follow leave out for entering a new house.
Can we move in on a date that is not on this list? Many families do, following their own pandit. This list is one careful method, not the only one.
About this article: it is for general information only, researched from the public sources listed above. It may contain errors or leave out local customs, and it is not religious, medical, legal or financial advice. Practices vary by family, region and tradition, so please follow your family pandit's guidance. Spotted a mistake? Tell us on WhatsApp and we'll correct it.