Auspicious Muhurat
Mathura Amrit Kaal Today
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh · 25 August 2026
Amrit Kaal (Amrit Kalam) is a highly auspicious period calculated from the ruling nakshatra of the day. Each nakshatra has a nectar-like segment; Amrit Kaal marks that window, and it is regarded as one of the best times to begin important tasks. Because it is tied to the nakshatra, its timing shifts each day and a day can occasionally have two Amrit Kaal windows.
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
Auspicious window today · Mathura
Use Amrit Kaal to begin auspicious and important work — purchases, signing, travel, new ventures, and ceremonies. It is one of the most favourable windows of the day. If it overlaps an inauspicious period like Rahu Kaal, the overlap is usually avoided.
Ruler: the nectar portion of the nakshatra
Amrit Kaal in Mathura today falls at 03:49 pm–05:34 pm, derived from the city's sunrise (05:56 am) and sunset (06:46 pm).
Mathura is Krishna Janmabhoomi, Janmashtami at midnight here is the country’s original celebration, and Braj’s Holi season runs weeks longer than anywhere else, from Barsana’s Lathmar Holi to Rangji’s processions, all fixed by tithi. Mathura runs about 19 minutes behind the IST meridian, so its Amrit Kaal window is unique to the city — never reuse another city's timing.
All Auspicious & Inauspicious Periods Today
| Rahu Kaal | Inauspicious | 03:33 pm – 05:10 pm |
| Yamaganda | Inauspicious | 09:08 am – 10:44 am |
| Gulika Kaal | Inauspicious | 12:21 pm – 01:57 pm |
| Abhijit Muhurat | Auspicious | 11:57 am – 12:45 pm |
| Brahma Muhurat | Auspicious | 04:26 am – 05:11 am |
| Nishita Muhurat | Auspicious | 11:59 pm – 12:43 am |
| Amrit Kaal (this page) | Auspicious | 03:49 pm – 05:34 pm |
| Varjyam | Inauspicious | 03:11 am – 04:54 am |
| Dur Muhurtam | Inauspicious | 10:12 am – 11:04 am, 02:29 pm – 03:20 pm |
Times are for Mathura on 25 August 2026, from the city's exact sunrise and sunset. To pick a clear window for new work, aim outside Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Dur Muhurtam — and prefer Abhijit Muhurat or an auspicious Choghadiya slot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is today's Amrit Kaal time in Mathura?
Today's Amrit Kaal for Mathura is shown above with its exact start and end. It is derived from the day's nakshatra, so it is the same instant everywhere but displayed in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh local time; some days carry two Amrit Kaal windows.
What is Amrit Kaal?
Amrit Kaal (Amrit Kalam) is an auspicious "nectar" window derived from the ruling nakshatra of the day. It is considered one of the best times to begin important or auspicious work.
How is Amrit Kaal calculated?
Each nakshatra has a fixed Amrita point measured in ghatis from its start; Amrit Kaal is a four-ghati window at that point, scaled to the nakshatra's actual duration. The nakshatra timing is computed with Swiss Ephemeris.
Is Amrit Kaal better than Abhijit Muhurat?
Both are auspicious. Abhijit is a fixed midday window good as a general fallback; Amrit Kaal is tied to the nakshatra and can fall at any time of day or night. Many people use whichever suits their task and time.
Can there be two Amrit Kaal in a day?
Yes. When the nakshatra changes during the day, two Amrit Kaal windows can occur — one from each nakshatra. Both are shown above when they fall within the day.