Vastu · Panchang · Muhurat

Grah Pravesh Muhurat

Find the auspicious dates to move into your new home, re-enter an old or renovated house, or begin construction — calculated from the Hindu Panchang.

Quick answer: Grah Pravesh Muhurat is the Panchang-approved date and time to enter a house for the first time. Choose your purpose and year below to see the auspicious dates.

1. What are you planning?

New House First entry into a newly built home Old / Renovated House Entering a purchased or renovated home Graharambh Start construction / Bhoomi Pujan

2. Choose the period

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Types of Grah Pravesh

Apurva (New House)

Entering a newly built house for the very first time. This needs the most careful muhurat.

Sapurva (Old House)

Re-entering a house after a long journey, or moving into a house that was lived in before.

Dwandwa (Renovated)

Entering a house after major repairs, renovation or rebuilding, or after it was damaged.

Graharambh

The muhurat to begin construction — Bhoomi Pujan and laying the foundation stone.

Frequently asked questions

Grah Pravesh Muhurat is the auspicious date and time chosen from the Hindu Panchang to enter a home for the first time, so the family begins life in the house under favourable planetary conditions.

Graharambh (Bhoomi Pujan) is the muhurat to start construction or lay the foundation of a house. Grah Pravesh is the muhurat to move into the house once it is ready.

Yes. Entering a newly built house for the first time (Apurva Grah Pravesh) and entering an old, renovated or purchased house (Sapurva / Dwandwa Grah Pravesh) follow different Panchang rules, so choose the right option above.

Traditionally Magh, Phalgun, Vaishakh and Jyeshtha are preferred, while Chaturmas, Pitru Paksha and Kharmas are usually avoided. The tool above shows the exact dates for the year you select.

These dates are calculated from the general Panchang. For a muhurat matched to the owner's birth chart (Kundli), speak to a Call Astro astrologer before finalising the date.

Dates are calculated from the general Hindu Panchang for India. Local sunrise and regional customs can shift timings slightly — confirm the final time with your family priest or astrologer.