Griha Pravesh Muhurat 2027: Auspicious Dates, Timings & Vastu Guide
Griha Pravesh is a traditional Hindu housewarming ceremony performed when a family enters a new home. It marks an important milestone and is an occasion to pray for the household’s peace, happiness and well-being.
This guide covers Griha Pravesh Muhurat 2027, auspicious dates and timings, traditional months and Nakshatras, Vastu considerations, preparation guidelines and answers to common questions. It also explains how to request personalised guidance for a home in India or overseas.
गृह प्रवेश नए घर में प्रवेश करने का एक महत्वपूर्ण पारंपरिक अवसर है। इस दिन परिवार सुख, शांति और समृद्धि की कामना के साथ पूजा करता है। गृह प्रवेश का शुभ मुहूर्त चुनते समय तिथि, नक्षत्र, वार, लग्न और स्थानीय पंचांग पर ध्यान दिया जाता है।
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Griha Pravesh Dates and Muhurat Timings for 2027
The table below lists the available dates, weekdays, Muhurat windows, Nakshatras and Tithis for 2027. It is intended to help families plan a housewarming ceremony in advance. The dates and timings listed here have been compiled from multiple Hindu Panchang and astrology sources for informational purposes.
| Month | Date | Day | Muhurat | Nakshatra | Tithi |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 01 Jan | Fri | 01:12 PM–05:30 PM | Chitra | Dashami |
| Feb | 10 Feb | Wed | 03:07 AM–07:11 AM (11 Feb) | Uttar Bhadrapada, Revati | Panchami |
| Feb | 11 Feb | Thu | 07:03 AM–03:20 AM (12 Feb) | Revati | Panchami |
| Feb | 15 Feb | Mon | 10:46 PM–07:10 AM (16 Feb) | Rohini, Mrigashira | Dashami |
| Feb | 22 Feb | Mon | 11:54 AM–06:53 AM (23 Feb) | Uttara Phalguni | Dwitiya, Tritiya |
| Feb | 24 Feb | Wed | 08:41 PM–06:51 AM (25 Feb) | Chitra | Panchami |
| Feb | 25 Feb | Thu | 07:08 AM–09:32 AM | Chitra | Panchami |
| Feb | 27 Feb | Sat | 11:40 AM–09:57 PM | Anuradha | Saptami |
| Mar | 03 Mar | Wed | 10:35 PM–07:26 AM (04 Mar) | Uttarashadha | Ekadashi |
| Mar | 04 Mar | Thu | 07:01 AM–07:22 AM | Uttarashadha | Dwadashi, Ekadashi |
| Mar | 10 Mar | Wed | 06:37 AM–06:37 AM (11 Mar) | Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati | Dwitiya, Tritiya |
| Mar | 11 Mar | Thu | 06:36 AM–11:20 AM | Revati | Tritiya |
| Mar | 15 Mar | Mon | 06:31 AM–10:52 AM | Rohini, Mrigashira | Saptami |
| Mar | 22 Mar | Mon | 04:14 PM–08:46 PM | Uttara Phalguni | Pratipada |
| Mar | 24 Mar | Wed | 06:21 AM–07:25 PM | Chitra | Dwitiya, Tritiya |
| Mar | 26 Mar | Fri | 08:36 PM–06:18 AM (27 Mar) | Anuradha | Panchami |
| Mar | 27 Mar | Sat | 06:17 AM–01:35 PM | Anuradha | Panchami |
| Mar | 31 Mar | Wed | 10:18 PM–06:30 AM (01 Apr) | Uttarashadha | Dashami |
| Apr | 04 Apr | Sun | 06:33 AM–09:25 AM | Uttarashadha | Dashami |
| May | 07 May | Fri | 11:43 PM–05:36 AM (08 May) | Rohini | Dwitiya |
| May | 08 May | Sat | 05:35 AM–05:35 AM (09 May) | Rohini, Mrigashira | Dwitiya, Tritiya |
| May | 15 May | Sat | 12:00 PM–05:30 AM (16 May) | Uttara Phalguni | Dashami, Ekadashi |
| May | 17 May | Mon | 04:29 PM–05:29 AM (18 May) | Chitra | Trayodashi |
| May | 20 May | Thu | 04:31 PM–05:28 AM (21 May) | Anuradha | Pratipada |
| May | 21 May | Fri | 05:27 AM–02:52 PM | Anuradha | Pratipada |
| May | 24 May | Mon | 10:58 PM–05:50 AM (25 May) | Uttarashadha | Panchami |
| May | 31 May | Mon | 05:23 AM–05:23 AM (01 Jun) | Dhanishta | Ekadashi |
| Jun | 05 Jun | Sat | 05:22 AM–05:22 AM (06 Jun) | Mrigashira | Dwitiya |
| Jun | 14 Jun | Mon | 05:22 AM–05:28 PM | Chitra | Ekadashi |
| Jun | 16 Jun | Wed | 07:45 PM–03:22 AM (17 Jun) | Anuradha | Trayodashi |
| Jun | 21 Jun | Mon | 05:23 AM–05:23 AM (22 Jun) | Uttarashadha | Dwitiya, Tritiya |
| Jun | 26 Jun | Sat | 07:22 PM–09:51 PM | Uttara Bhadrapada | Saptami |
| Jul | 01 Jul | Thu | 07:32 PM–05:27 AM (02 Jul) | Purva Bhadrapada | Saptami |
| Jul | 02 Jul | Fri | 05:26 AM–03:25 PM | Uttara Bhadrapada | Saptami, Ashtami |
| Nov | 01 Nov | Mon | 06:47 AM–09:57 AM | Anuradha | Tritiya |
| Nov | 04 Nov | Thu | 09:40 PM–06:47 AM (05 Nov) | Uttarashadha | Saptami |
| Nov | 05 Nov | Fri | 06:35 AM–06:20 PM | Uttarashadha | Saptami |
| Nov | 10 Nov | Wed | 06:53 AM–09:10 AM | Uttara Bhadrapada | Ekadashi |
| Nov | 11 Nov | Thu | 10:09 AM–06:40 AM (12 Nov) | Revati | Trayodashi |
| Nov | 12 Nov | Fri | 06:54 AM–07:50 AM | Revati | Trayodashi |
| Nov | 15 Nov | Mon | 07:06 AM–06:43 AM (16 Nov) | Rohini | Dwitiya |
| Nov | 22 Nov | Mon | 08:44 PM–06:49 AM (23 Nov) | Uttara Phalguni | Dashami |
| Nov | 25 Nov | Thu | 10:53 AM–06:17 PM | Hasta | Trayodashi |
| Dec | 02 Dec | Thu | 01:45 PM–02:30 AM (03 Dec) | Uttarashadha | Panchami |
| Dec | 08 Dec | Wed | 07:01 AM–07:01 AM (09 Dec) | Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati | Dashami, Ekadashi |
| Dec | 09 Dec | Thu | 07:01 AM–05:28 PM | Revati | Ekadashi |
| Dec | 13 Dec | Mon | 09:39 PM–07:12 AM (14 Dec) | Mrigashira | Pratipada |
| Dec | 22 Dec | Wed | 07:09 AM–12:10 AM (23 Dec) | Chitra | Dashami |
| Dec | 25 Dec | Sat | 07:11 AM–11:34 PM | Svati | Trayodashi |
Kindly Note: No Griha Pravesh Muhurat in August –October 2027
इन महीनों में चातुर्मास, पितृ पक्ष और अन्य अशुभ योगों व कालों (जैसे पंचक, भद्रा, गुरु अस्त, शुक्र अस्त और अधिक मास) के कारण गृह प्रवेश का मुहूर्त सूचीबद्ध नहीं है।
No Griha Pravesh Muhurat is listed from July to October 2027 due to Chaturmas, Pitru Paksha and other inauspicious periods and yogas, such as Panchak, Bhadra, Guru Asta, Shukra Asta and Adhik Maas. Please consult an astrologer for personalised guidance.
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Why Is Griha Pravesh Muhurat Important?
In Hindu tradition, Griha Pravesh marks the beginning of life in a new residence. Families may perform prayers and rituals to seek blessings for the household and to begin this new chapter with devotion.
Depending on the ceremony and regional custom, the rituals may include:
- Ganesh Puja: A prayer offered before beginning an important undertaking.
- Griha Pravesh Puja: The housewarming ceremony performed when entering the home.
- Vastu Shanti: A ritual observed by families who follow Vastu-related customs.
- Havan: A fire ritual performed as part of some ceremonies.
- Kalash and other customary offerings: Items used in the ceremony according to the priest’s instructions.
These practices are religious and cultural traditions. Families can choose the rituals appropriate to their beliefs and circumstances.
Auspicious Months for Griha Pravesh in 2027
Magha, Phalguna, Vaishakha and Jyeshtha are commonly described as favourable lunar months for Griha Pravesh in many Hindu traditions. The Gregorian dates corresponding to lunar months change from year to year.
- Magha: Generally falls around January–February.
- Phalguna: Generally falls around February–March.
- Vaishakha: Generally falls around April–May.
- Jyeshtha: Generally falls around May–June.
Not every date in a favourable month is suitable. Tithi, Nakshatra, weekday, Lagna and other factors may be considered in selecting a Muhurat.
Some families also consider Vasant Panchami, Akshaya Tritiya and Gudi Padwa for auspicious beginnings. Dussehra is an important festival, but it should not be assumed to be suitable for Griha Pravesh without checking the applicable rules and Panchang.
Months and Periods Commonly Avoided for Griha Pravesh
Some traditions avoid Griha Pravesh during particular lunar months or religious periods. The exact rules differ by region and Panchang.
- Chaturmas: A four-month religious period commonly associated with Ashadha, Shravana, Bhadrapada and Ashwin in many traditions. Many families avoid selected auspicious ceremonies during this period.
- Pitru Paksha / Shraddha: A period devoted to ancestral observances during which many families do not schedule celebratory ceremonies.
- Kharmas / Khar Maas: A period considered unsuitable for some auspicious ceremonies in several traditions. Approximate periods may fall around mid-December to mid-January and mid-March to mid-April, depending on the solar transition and calculation.
- Pausha / Pausha Maas: Some traditions avoid Griha Pravesh during this lunar month.
- Soonya Maas / Shunya Maas: Certain South Indian traditions treat specific lunar months as unsuitable for selected auspicious activities.
- Adhik Maas: An additional lunar month used to align lunar and solar calendars. Some traditions avoid Griha Pravesh during this month.
These rules explain why calendars may differ. The table should be checked against the chosen Panchang rather than using the month names alone to decide whether a date is suitable.
Best Nakshatras, Tithis and Days for Griha Pravesh
Nakshatras Commonly Considered Favourable
Nakshatras often considered in traditional Griha Pravesh guidance include:
- Rohini
- Mrigashira / Mrigashirsha
- Uttara Phalguni
- Hasta
- Chitra
- Anuradha
- Uttara Ashadha / Uttarashadha
- Uttara Bhadrapada
- Revati
Some calendars may include additional Nakshatras according to their calculation rules. The list should be interpreted alongside the Tithi and complete Muhurat.
Tithis Commonly Considered Suitable
Traditional guidance often considers Dwitiya, Tritiya, Panchami, Saptami, Dashami, Ekadashi, Dwadashi and Trayodashi. Some rules distinguish between Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha, and the treatment may vary by source.
A Tithi alone does not establish a suitable Muhurat. Check the full date and time window against the Panchang you follow.
Best Weekdays for Griha Pravesh
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are commonly considered suitable in many traditions. Tuesday is avoided in many conventional rules. Some families also avoid Saturday or Sunday, while other calculations may treat them differently.
गृह प्रवेश के प्रकार (Types of Griha Pravesh)
Traditionally, three types of Griha Pravesh are described:
- Apoorva Griha Pravesh (अपूर्व गृह प्रवेश): Entering a newly constructed home for the first time.
- Sapoorva Griha Pravesh (सपूर्व गृह प्रवेश): Returning to a home after living elsewhere for a period.
- Dwandwah / Dvandva Griha Pravesh (द्वन्द्व गृह प्रवेश): Re-entering a home after leaving it because of an unusual or difficult circumstance. The name and definition can vary between traditions.
The type of ceremony and its rituals depend on the situation and the family’s customary practice.
वास्तु शांति और निर्माण कार्य से जुड़े नियम
वास्तु शांति का महत्व
वास्तु शांति पूजा कुछ परिवारों में नए घर में प्रवेश से पहले की जाती है। इसका उद्देश्य धार्मिक परंपरा के अनुसार घर के लिए शांति और मंगल की प्रार्थना करना है। पूजा की विधि घर, परिवार और क्षेत्रीय परंपरा के अनुसार अलग हो सकती है।
नए घर के लिए आप घर के वास्तु परामर्श या फ्लैट और अपार्टमेंट के वास्तु मार्गदर्शन के बारे में जान सकते हैं।
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निर्माण कार्य पूरा होना
गृह प्रवेश से पहले घर की बुनियादी संरचना और सुरक्षा से जुड़ा काम पूरा होना चाहिए। इसमें छत, मुख्य प्रवेश द्वार, सुरक्षित बिजली व्यवस्था, पानी और रहने की आवश्यक सुविधाएँ शामिल हैं। घर अधूरा या असुरक्षित हो, तो केवल शुभ तिथि के कारण उसमें प्रवेश न करें।
सूर्य की स्थिति और पंचांग
कुछ परंपराओं में सूर्य की स्थिति, उत्तरायण-दक्षिणायन और जन्म राशि या नक्षत्र से संबंधित नियमों को भी देखा जाता है। उदाहरण के लिए, कुछ ज्योतिषीय परंपराएँ सूर्य की स्थिति को जन्म राशि से गिनकर शुभ-अशुभ मानती हैं। इन नियमों को सभी क्षेत्रों में एक समान नहीं माना जाता; अपने पुरोहित या चुने हुए पंचांग से पुष्टि करें।
Important Guidelines Before the Ceremony
- Confirm the date and time. Use the calendar as a starting point and check the exact timing for your city.
- Complete essential construction. Make sure the house is safe and ready to occupy.
- Arrange the Puja in advance. Confirm the ceremony, required materials and priest availability.
- Prepare the entrance. Families often clean and decorate the entrance with flowers, rangoli or a toran.
- Arrange customary Puja items. A kalash, coconut, flowers, holy water and other materials may be used according to the priest’s instructions.
- Plan the entry ritual. Some families enter with the right foot first, carry a kalash or perform other customary steps.
- Boiling milk and other customs. Some households boil milk in the new kitchen as a traditional symbol of abundance. Follow the ceremony instructions used by your family.
- Conch and holy water. These may be used during the Puja according to the regional ritual.
- Prayer space. Some families prepare a clean prayer area, often in the north-east of the home where the layout allows.
- Plan practical arrangements. Ensure electricity, water, access and arrangements for older family members are ready.
For additional timing references, visit Panchang Today, Rahu Kaal Today and Choghadiya Today.
Griha Pravesh Dos and Don’ts
Customs vary by region and family. The following points describe practices followed by some households; they should not be treated as universal requirements.
Common Practices (Dos)
- Clean the home before the ceremony.
- Decorate the main entrance with a toran, flowers or rangoli if this is part of your custom.
- Some families draw a Swastika at the entrance or place Lakshmi footprints as traditional symbols of welcome and prosperity.
- Arrange the kalash, coconut, flowers and other Puja materials in advance.
- Follow the priest’s guidance on entering the home, offering prayers and performing the rituals.
- Some families boil milk in the new kitchen and use a conch or holy water as part of their ceremony.
- Prepare a clean prayer space according to the layout of the home and your tradition.
- Ensure the home is safe and ready for the family to occupy.
Practices Some Families Avoid (Don’ts)
- Do not assume that every date in a generally favourable month is suitable.
- Do not begin the ceremony in an unfinished or unsafe home.
- Some traditions recommend staying in the new home after Griha Pravesh and avoiding leaving it unoccupied for the first three days. Follow your family’s customary practice where practical.
- Customs differ about whether furniture should be moved in before the ceremony or afterwards. Ask your priest or follow your established household practice.
- Some families observe special customs around pregnancy and major ceremonies. These are not universal medical rules. Prioritise the pregnant person’s health, comfort and safety.
- Some families avoid leaving the main door locked throughout the ceremony or immediately after entry. Follow the ritual instructions given by your priest and maintain the home’s security.
Griha Pravesh Muhurat for India and Worldwide NRIs
For Homes in India
If your home is in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune or another Indian city, use the date list as a planning reference and confirm the actual time for your city. Sunrise-based calculations and local Panchang details can affect the time window.
For NRIs and Families Living Abroad
Families in the USA, UK, UAE, Canada, Australia, Singapore and other countries may also wish to perform Griha Pravesh according to Hindu customs. The date and time should be checked for the property’s local location. A simple conversion of an Indian time window is not always sufficient.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Griha Pravesh Muhurat 2027?
Griha Pravesh Muhurat 2027 refers to dates and time windows considered suitable for a traditional Hindu housewarming ceremony during 2027. Use the annual calendar as a planning reference and confirm the final time for your city.
2. Which Nakshatras are considered favourable for Griha Pravesh?
Rohini, Mrigashira, Uttara Phalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Anuradha, Uttara Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada and Revati are commonly included in traditional guidance. The complete Muhurat calculation should be considered rather than choosing a Nakshatra alone.
3. Which months are generally considered favourable for Griha Pravesh?
Magha, Phalguna, Vaishakha and Jyeshtha are commonly described as favourable in many traditions. The actual dates depend on the lunar calendar and the calculation rules used.
4. Can I use an Indian Muhurat if my property is abroad?
Do not assume that an Indian time window can be used unchanged overseas. Share the property’s city and country when requesting guidance so the applicable local timing can be considered.
5. गृह प्रवेश मुहूर्त 2027 कैसे चुनें?
गृह प्रवेश का मुहूर्त चुनते समय तिथि, नक्षत्र, वार, लग्न और स्थानीय पंचांग पर विचार किया जाता है। अपनी पसंद का महीना और घर का शहर बताकर उपयुक्त समय के बारे में मार्गदर्शन लें।
6. क्या गृह प्रवेश से पहले वास्तु शांति करना आवश्यक है?
वास्तु शांति कुछ परिवारों में गृह प्रवेश से पहले की जाती है, लेकिन यह सभी परिवारों के लिए अनिवार्य परंपरा नहीं है। पूजा की विधि परिवार की मान्यता और क्षेत्रीय परंपरा के अनुसार तय की जा सकती है।
7. क्या अधूरे घर में गृह प्रवेश करना चाहिए?
घर सुरक्षित और रहने योग्य होना चाहिए। छत, मुख्य प्रवेश द्वार, बिजली, पानी और आवश्यक सुविधाओं का काम पूरा होना व्यावहारिक रूप से महत्वपूर्ण है। केवल शुभ तिथि के कारण असुरक्षित घर में प्रवेश न करें।
8. क्या विदेश में रहने वाले भारतीयों के लिए ऑनलाइन मार्गदर्शन उपलब्ध है?
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9. Is Griha Pravesh required for flats and apartments?
Many families perform Griha Pravesh when entering a new flat or apartment, just as they do for a standalone house. The ceremony can be adapted to the property and the family’s customs.
10. Can Griha Pravesh be performed before moving furniture?
Customs differ. Some families move essential items beforehand, while others perform the ceremony before moving most belongings. Follow the customary practice advised by your family or priest and make sure the home is safe to occupy.
11. Which deity is worshipped during Griha Pravesh?
Ganesh Puja is commonly included in many ceremonies. Some families also perform Vastu Shanti, Havan and other prayers according to regional and family traditions.
12. How can I book personalised Griha Pravesh Muhurat guidance with Aadishakti?
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Disclaimer: This page provides general information about traditional Hindu Panchang and Vastu practices. Customs and Muhurat calculations can vary by region, location and calculation method. The calendar is a planning reference and should be checked against the relevant Panchang before finalising a ceremony. Religious rituals are matters of personal belief and are not guarantees of financial, health or other outcomes.



