Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat Timings in US: What are the auspicious timings in each state's time zone?
Akshaya Tritiya is one of the most auspicious days in the Hindu calendar. Celebrated with fervor across India and by the diaspora worldwide, this day is synonymous with prosperity, new beginnings, and, of course, buying gold! In 2025, Akshaya Tritiya falls on Wednesday, April 30. However, the Tritiya Tithi (the third lunar day of the bright half of the month of Vaishakha) begins on the evening of April 29 and continues until the afternoon of April 30. This extended period offers multiple auspicious windows for gold purchases.
"Akshaya Tritiya day is ruled by God Vishnu who is the preserver God in the Hindu Trinity. According to Hindu mythology Treta Yuga began on Akshaya Tritiya day. Usually Akshaya Tritiya and Parashurama Jayanti, birthday anniversary of 6th incarnation of Lord Vishnu, falls on the same day but depending on staring time of Tritiya Tithi Parashurama Jayanti might fall one day before Akshaya Tritiya day," Drik Panchang explains.
Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings in the US, Canada and other time zones
Alabama – Birmingham (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
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Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Alaska – Anchorage (Alaska Time) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 04:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 12:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Arizona – Phoenix (Mountain) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 06:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 02:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Arkansas – Little Rock (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
California – Los Angeles (Pacific) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Colorado – Denver (Mountain) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Connecticut – Hartford (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Delaware – Wilmington (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Florida – Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Georgia – Atlanta (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Hawaii – Honolulu (Hawaii-Aleutian) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 02:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 10:42 PM on Apr 29, 2025
Idaho – Boise (Mountain) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 06:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 02:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Illinois – Chicago (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Indiana – Indianapolis (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Iowa – Des Moines (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Kansas – Wichita (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Kentucky – Louisville, Lexington (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Louisiana – New Orleans (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Maine – Portland (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Maryland – Baltimore (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Massachusetts – Boston (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Michigan – Detroit (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Minnesota – Minneapolis (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Mississippi – Jackson (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Missouri – Kansas City, St. Louis (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Montana – Billings (Mountain) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 06:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 02:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Nebraska – Omaha (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Nevada – Las Vegas (Pacific) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 05:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 01:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
New Hampshire – Manchester (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
New Jersey – Newark (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
New Mexico – Albuquerque (Mountain) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 06:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 02:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
New York – New York City (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
North Carolina – Charlotte (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
North Dakota – Fargo (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Ohio – Columbus (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Oklahoma – Oklahoma City (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Oregon – Portland (Pacific) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 05:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 01:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Pennsylvania – Philadelphia (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Rhode Island – Providence (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
South Carolina – Charleston (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
South Dakota – Sioux Falls (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Tennessee – Nashville (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Texas – Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Utah – Salt Lake City (Mountain) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 06:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 02:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Vermont – Burlington (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Virginia – Virginia Beach (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Washington – Seattle (Pacific) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 05:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 01:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
West Virginia – Charleston (Eastern) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 08:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 04:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Wisconsin – Milwaukee (Central) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 07:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 03:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
Wyoming – Cheyenne (Mountain) Akshay Tritiya Shubh Muhurat timings
Tritiya Tithi Begins - 06:01 AM on Apr 29, 2025
Tritiya Tithi Ends - 02:42 AM on Apr 30, 2025
The word "Akshaya" means "never diminishing." It's believed that any good deed or investment made on this day multiplies manifold. Buying gold on Akshaya Tritiya is not just a tradition; it's a symbol of inviting endless prosperity into one's life.
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