Naraka Chaturdashi 2029 in Tampa

Sunday, November 4, 2029· In 1165 days

In short

Naraka Chaturdashi 2029 falls on Sunday, November 4, 2029 in Tampa. It is Kartik Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi in the Hindu lunar calendar. Sunrise is 6:44 AM and sunset 5:42 PM.

India: Nov 5, 2029

Also known as: Choti Diwali · Kali Chaudas · Roop Chaudas · Narak Chaturdashi

Tampa timings

Date
Sunday, November 4, 2029
Sunday
Lunar date
Kartik Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi
Sunrise
6:44 AM
Sunset
5:42 PM
Moonrise
4:55 AM
Moonset
4:23 PM

Shubh muhurat in Tampa

Abhijit Muhurat11:51 AM – 12:35 PM
Rahu Kaal — avoid4:19 PM – 5:42 PM

The tradition names no separate muhurat for this festival — it is observed through the day. Abhijit is the day’s generally auspicious window and Rahu Kaal the one to avoid.

Today’s Panchang in Tampa

What is Naraka Chaturdashi?

Naraka Chaturdashi, or Choti Diwali, marks Krishna’s killing of the demon Narakasura on the fourteenth of the waning moon in Kartik. In some years it shares a date with Diwali itself.

How it is observed

An oil bath before dawn — the Abhyanga Snan — is the day’s central rite, taken as a washing away of the year’s wrongs. A single lamp is lit for Yama at dusk.

Other cities

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Other years

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Frequently asked questions

When is Naraka Chaturdashi 2029 in Tampa?

Naraka Chaturdashi 2029 in Tampa is on Sunday, November 4, 2029. It falls on Kartik Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi.

Is Naraka Chaturdashi 2029 on the same day in Tampa as in India?

No. Naraka Chaturdashi is on Nov 4, 2029 in Tampa but Nov 5, 2029 in India. The tithi begins at one moment worldwide, and that moment lands on a different local day in each place.

What else is Naraka Chaturdashi called?

Naraka Chaturdashi is also known as Choti Diwali, Kali Chaudas, Roop Chaudas, Narak Chaturdashi. These are regional names and spellings for the same festival.