Rāhu Kālam

Rāhu Kālam in Madrid, Spain

Tuesday, 6 October 2026 · Europe/Madrid

Today’s inauspicious periods

Rāhu Kālam
16:55 – 18:22
Yamagaṇḍa
11:09 – 12:35
Guḷika Kālam
14:02 – 15:29
Sunrise
08:16
Sunset
19:49
Abhijit (good)
13:39 – 14:25

Direction to avoid today (disha-śūla): North.

Next 7 days

Date Rāhu Kālam Yamagaṇḍa Guḷika
Tue 6 Oct today 16:55 – 18:22 11:09 – 12:35 14:02 – 15:29
Wed 7 Oct 14:02 – 15:28 09:43 – 11:09 12:36 – 14:02
Thu 8 Oct 15:27 – 16:53 08:18 – 09:44 11:10 – 12:36
Fri 9 Oct 12:36 – 14:01 16:53 – 18:18 09:44 – 11:10
Sat 10 Oct 11:10 – 12:36 15:26 – 16:52 08:20 – 09:45
Sun 11 Oct 18:16 – 19:41 14:01 – 15:26 16:51 – 18:16
Mon 12 Oct 09:47 – 11:11 12:36 – 14:00 15:25 – 16:50
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Frequently asked

What is Rāhu Kālam?

Rāhu Kālam is a roughly 90-minute segment of the daytime (one of eight equal parts between sunrise and sunset) traditionally ruled by the shadow-planet Rāhu. Vedic practice avoids beginning auspicious activities — travel, signings, ceremonies — during this window. It is advisory, not a certainty.

What is Rāhu Kālam in Madrid, Spain today?

On Tuesday, 6 October 2026, Rāhu Kālam in Madrid, Spain runs 16:55–18:22 (Europe/Madrid). Yamagaṇḍa is 11:09–12:35 and Guḷika Kālam is 14:02–15:29.

What are Yamagaṇḍa and Guḷika Kālam?

Like Rāhu Kālam, Yamagaṇḍa and Guḷika (Māndi) Kālam are inauspicious eighths of the day derived from the weekday. Guḷika is often treated as the most sensitive; anything begun in Guḷika is said to repeat, so it is avoided for one-time acts.

How is Rāhu Kālam calculated?

The daytime (sunrise to sunset for the exact location) is divided into eight equal parts. Each weekday assigns Rāhu, Yama and Guḷika to fixed parts, so the clock times shift daily with the length of the day. These pages compute sunrise/sunset with a license-clean astronomical engine for the city’s coordinates.

Computed deterministically with a license-clean Vedic engine (astronomy-engine, VSOP87-grade). Times use local sunrise/sunset for Madrid, Spain. For guidance and reflection.