Kedarnath Panchangam

केदारनाथ पंचांग

Kedarnath Panchangam centers on the annual Kapat Khulne (opening) and Kapat Bandh (closing) muhurat for the 11th Jyotirlinga temple — announced on Maha Shivratri after panchang consultation by Rawal and priests at Omkareshwar Temple, Ukhimath. Temple is open ~May to November only.

Key Facts

RegionKedarnath, Uttarakhand
LanguageHindi, Sanskrit
PublisherBadrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC)
FounderBKTC (Uttarakhand government body)
FoundedAnnual; dates announced at Omkareshwar Temple, Ukhimath
CalculationDrik with Vedic reckoning
Websitebadrinath-kedarnath.gov.in
Where to GetBKTC, Omkareshwar Temple Ukhimath, Hindi bookstores in Uttarakhand

About Kedarnath Panchangam

Kedarnath Panchangam centers on the annual Kapat Khulne (opening) and Kapat Bandh (closing) muhurat for the 11th Jyotirlinga temple — announced on Maha Shivratri after panchang consultation by Rawal and priests at Omkareshwar Temple, Ukhimath. Temple is open ~May to November only.

Publisher & Tradition

Kedarnath Panchangam is published by Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC) (founded Annual; dates announced at Omkareshwar Temple, Ukhimath). The publication is part of the Shaiva Temple Panchangams tradition — Panchangams from major Shaiva temples — Chidambaram Nataraja, Kashi Vishwanath, Srisailam Mallikarjuna, Arunachaleswara Tiruvannamalai, Kedarnath, and Somnath.

Founder / Compiler: BKTC (Uttarakhand government body).

Calculation System

This panchangam uses Drik Ganita (modern observational astronomy) with the Lahiri Ayanamsa standard adopted by the Government of India. Drik calculations give astronomically precise tithi junctions, nakshatra changes, and sunrise / sunset timings.

Standard Panchanga Contents

A typical edition of Kedarnath Panchangam includes:

Where to Obtain

BKTC, Omkareshwar Temple Ukhimath, Hindi bookstores in Uttarakhand.

Official website: badrinath-kedarnath.gov.in

Language & Region

Published primarily in Hindi, Sanskrit for the audience of Kedarnath, Uttarakhand. Annual editions are typically released ahead of the relevant New Year — Ugadi (Telugu / Kannada), Puthandu (Tamil), Vishu (Kerala), Vikram Samvat Pratipada (North India), Poila Boishakh (Bengali), Vishuva Sankranti (Odia), or Bikram Sambat (Nepal).

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