How long does Saubhagya Yoga last?

A Nitya Yoga runs for roughly 21 to 25 hours, though the exact span varies from one occurrence to the next because the Sun's and Moon's speeds are not constant. Each of the 27 Yogas covers 13°20' of a value obtained by adding — not subtracting — the two bodies' sidereal longitudes, so its length is close to but not identical with a solar day.

How is Saubhagya Yoga calculated?

Yoga is derived by adding the Sun's sidereal longitude to the Moon's sidereal longitude, and dividing the sum (reduced mod 360°) by 13°20' — the 27th part of a circle. This sets Yoga apart from Tithi and Karan, which are both based on the angular difference between the Sun and Moon rather than their sum. Because it is purely an angle, the sequence of Yogas is identical everywhere on Earth at a given moment; only the clock time at which a Yoga begins or ends differs by timezone.

2026 Saubhagya Yoga

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Favourable for good fortune, marriage, and prosperity-related activities. This page lists every Saubhagya Yoga in 2026 with its begin and end timings for New Delhi.

Nature: Auspicious

Duration: ~22.6 hours

Frequency: ~14-15 times / year

2026

January 2026

Jan 20267Wed

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 6:33 PM, January 7Ends: 5:25 PM, January 8

February 2026

Feb 20262Mon

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 7:20 AM, February 2Ends: 4:45 AM, February 3

Feb 202627Fri

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 7:43 PM, February 27Ends: 5:02 PM, February 28

March 2026

Mar 202625Wed

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 6:02 AM, March 25Ends: 3:09 AM, March 26

April 2026

Apr 202619Sun

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 8:02 PM, April 19Ends: 4:11 PM, April 20

May 2026

May 202615Fri

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 2:21 PM, May 15Ends: 10:25 AM, May 16

June 2026

Jun 202610Wed

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 6:30 AM, June 10Ends: 4:03 AM, June 11

July 2026

Jul 20265Sun

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 4:40 PM, July 5Ends: 3:51 PM, July 6

Jul 202631Fri

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 12:05 AM, July 31Ends: 11:54 PM, July 31

August 2026

Aug 202625Tue

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 7:41 AM, August 25Ends: 7:59 AM, August 26

September 2026

Sep 202619Sat

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 2:29 PM, September 19Ends: 3:22 PM, September 20

October 2026

Oct 202614Wed

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 8:39 PM, October 14Ends: 9:15 PM, October 15

November 2026

Nov 20269Mon

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 3:03 AM, November 9Ends: 2:57 AM, November 10

December 2026

Dec 20264Fri

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 8:23 AM, December 4Ends: 7:53 AM, December 5

Dec 202629Tue

Saubhagya YogaBegins: 3:30 PM, December 29Ends: 1:41 PM, December 30

About Saubhagya Yoga

Nature

Auspicious

Duration

~22.6 hours

Frequency

~14-15 times / year

Name: good fortune

Saubhagya means good fortune, and the Yoga carries that sense of favour and prosperity directly into how it is used. It is one of the more consistently well-regarded Yogas among the eighteen auspicious ones, without a narrow specialisation the way some of its neighbours have.

Marriage in particular is closely associated with Saubhagya — the word itself is used in classical texts for a woman's married state and the wellbeing that goes with it — and the Yoga is broadly favoured for prosperity-oriented beginnings of any kind.

Suitable during this Yoga

Marriage and marriage-related ceremonies
Prosperity-oriented beginnings
Auspicious purchases and investments
General favourable undertakings

Frequently asked questions about Saubhagya Yoga

Its name — good fortune — is the same word classical texts use for a woman's married wellbeing, and that overlap is why Saubhagya is so often cited among Yogas favourable for marriage, alongside its broader association with prosperity.

A Nitya Yoga is one of 27 periods based on the sum (not the difference, as with Tithi) of the Sun's and Moon's longitudes, each 13°20' wide. It is distinct from the special Muhurat Yogas also listed under /yogas (like Ravi Yoga or Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga) — those are formed by a combination of Tithi, Nakshatra, and Vaara, whereas a Nitya Yoga is one of the five ever-present core elements of the Panchang.