Rahu Kaal for Spring Valley

Monday, June 29, 2026 · times shown for Spring Valley, Nevada, United States (America/Los_Angeles)

Today's chief period to avoid

Rahu Kalam Avoid

7:16 AM – 9:05 AM

An inauspicious eighth of the daytime ruled by Rahu — traditionally avoided in Spring Valley for starting any important or auspicious work, journeys and signings.

Monday · Sunrise 5:27 AM · Sunset 8:02 PM

Times to Avoid Today Ashubha

  • Rahu Kalam7:16 AM – 9:05 AMThe daily Rahu period — avoid starting important or auspicious work, travel and signings.
  • Yamaganda10:55 AM – 12:44 PMRuled by Yama — inauspicious for new beginnings and journeys.
  • Gulika Kalam2:34 PM – 4:23 PMGulika (Mandi) period — avoided for auspicious starts; used only for repetitive gains.
  • Dur Muhurtam1:13 PM – 2:12 PMA short inauspicious daytime window — postpone important starts past it.
  • Dur Muhurtam3:10 PM – 4:08 PMA short inauspicious daytime window — postpone important starts past it.
  • Varjyam9:38 PM, Jun 28 – 11:25 PM, Jun 28A nakshatra-based "rejected" period best avoided for any auspicious work.

See also the Panchang for Spring Valley and the Choghadiya for Spring Valley. Need another place? Open the live Ashubha Muhurat and search any city.

About Rahu Kaal in Spring Valley

Rahu Kaal (Rahu Kalam) is an inauspicious eighth of the daytime ruled by the shadow planet Rahu. Because it is measured from the local sunrise to sunset, the window shown here is specific to Spring Valley, Nevada, United States (timezone America/Los_Angeles) and changes both with the weekday and through the year. It is the most widely observed period to avoid for auspicious starts, travel, signings and important purchases.

This page also lists the day's other periods to sidestep — Yamaganda, Gulika Kalam, Dur Muhurtam and Varjyam. Use it as a quick daily guide for Spring Valley; for the favourable side of the day see the Choghadiya, and for a major event such as a wedding or housewarming confirm the timing with a qualified astrologer alongside the full Panchang.