Housewarming Muhurtha 2026 in Nashik

Pitru Paksha (the fortnight of ancestors) is generally avoided for auspicious ceremonies including Griha Pravesh. The fortnight following Bhadrapada Purnima is considered inauspicious for new beginnings.

Yes. Apoorva Griha Pravesh is the first-ever entry into a brand new home. Sapoorva is re-entering after a renovation or temporary absence. The muhurtha rules are stricter for Apoorva. Dwandwah refers to moving after a calamity — this also has separate considerations.

Pushya is ruled by Saturn and governed by the deity Brihaspati (Jupiter). It is considered the most nourishing nakshatra (Pushya means "to nourish") and is highly auspicious for establishing roots — making it ideal for entering a new home.

Yes — Guru (Jupiter) should not be combust or retrograde in the muhurtha chart. Jupiter governs prosperity and blessings. Guru Asta (Jupiter combustion) periods are avoided for all auspicious ceremonies.

AstroShri uses the Swiss Ephemeris (highest precision planetary positions) with Lahiri Ayanamsha and BPHS muhurtha rules. All sunrise-dependent windows (Abhijit, Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda) are computed from Nashik's exact coordinates (19.9975°N, 73.7898°E) rather than a national average. Personalised muhurtha also accounts for the individual's running Dasha period and Tara Bala.