Panchang February 2026 — Daily Tithi, Nakshatra & Muhurat
Day-by-day tithi and nakshatra for february 2026, computed from actual lunar positions — useful for spotting Ekadashi, Purnima, Amavasya and other significant tithis at a glance.
Daily Tithi & Nakshatra
| Date | Tithi | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|
| Sun, 1 Feb | Purnima | Pushya |
| Mon, 2 Feb | Pratipada | Ashlesha |
| Tue, 3 Feb | Dwitiya | Magha |
| Wed, 4 Feb | Tritiya | Purva Phalguni |
| Thu, 5 Feb | Chaturthi | Uttara Phalguni |
| Fri, 6 Feb | Panchami | Hasta |
| Sat, 7 Feb | Shashthi | Chitra |
| Sun, 8 Feb | Saptami | Swati |
| Mon, 9 Feb | Ashtami | Vishakha |
| Tue, 10 Feb | Ashtami | Vishakha |
| Wed, 11 Feb | Navami | Anuradha |
| Thu, 12 Feb | Dashami | Jyeshtha |
| Fri, 13 Feb | Ekadashi | Mula |
| Sat, 14 Feb | Dwadashi | Purva Ashadha |
| Sun, 15 Feb | Trayodashi | Uttara Ashadha |
| Mon, 16 Feb | Chaturdashi | Shravana |
| Tue, 17 Feb | Amavasya | Dhanishta |
| Wed, 18 Feb | Pratipada | Shatabhisha |
| Thu, 19 Feb | Dwitiya | Purva Bhadrapada |
| Fri, 20 Feb | Tritiya | Uttara Bhadrapada |
| Sat, 21 Feb | Chaturthi | Revati |
| Sun, 22 Feb | Panchami | Ashwini |
| Mon, 23 Feb | Shashthi | Bharani |
| Tue, 24 Feb | Saptami | Krittika |
| Wed, 25 Feb | Navami | Rohini |
| Thu, 26 Feb | Dashami | Mrigashira |
| Fri, 27 Feb | Ekadashi | Ardra |
| Sat, 28 Feb | Dwadashi | Punarvasu |
This Month's Key Dates
- Purnima: 1 February
- Amavasya: 17 February
Exact Muhurat For a Specific Day
This table shows tithi and nakshatra only — for sunrise, sunset, Rahu Kalam and Abhijit Muhurat on any specific day this month, use our free Panchang tool with that exact date.
Planning Ahead With This Table
Scanning the whole month at once makes it easy to spot a cluster of favourable tithis before committing to a specific date for a ceremony or purchase — rather than checking one day at a time and missing a better option just a few days away.
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FAQs
Why do tithi dates shift every month?
Tithi follows the lunar calendar (roughly 29.5 days per cycle), which doesn't align exactly with the 30/31-day solar month — so the same tithi falls on a different date each month.
Are these tithi timings the same for every city?
Tithi itself (based on Sun-Moon angle) is the same across India on a given date; only sunrise/sunset-dependent timings (Rahu Kalam, Abhijit) shift slightly by city.
How accurate is this monthly table?
It's computed from the same real Sun-Moon position calculations as our live Panchang tool — not a generic yearly repeat.