Bhoomi Pujan Muhurat November 2026: 10 Upcoming Auspicious Dates, Timings and Nakshatra

Building a new home is one of life's most cherished milestones, and Hindu traditions consider choosing an auspicious Muhurat before starting construction an important step. Bhoomi Pujan Muhurat November 2026 offers 13 dates in total. However, as of November 5, the first three dates, November 1, 2 and 4, have already passed. Homeowners planning to begin construction still have 10 upcoming opportunities between November 11 and November 30. These dates fall under two directional periods, Agni Kon and Ishan Kon.

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Bhoomi Pujan Muhurat November 2026: Complete Date and Time List

Here is the complete list of auspicious Bhoomi Pujan dates in November 2026, including those that have already passed and the remaining Muhurats.

Date	Day	Shubh Muhurat	Nakshatra
November 1, 2026	Sunday	08:01 AM – 12:10 AM	Pushya
November 2, 2026	Monday	09:24 AM – 10:47 AM	Ashlesha
November 4, 2026	Wednesday	06:40 AM – 09:25 AM	Purva Phalguni
November 11, 2026	Wednesday	06:45 AM – 09:28 AM	Anuradha
November 12, 2026	Thursday	06:45 AM – 08:07 AM	Jyeshtha
November 14, 2026	Saturday	08:08 AM – 09:29 AM	Purva Ashadha
November 20, 2026	Friday	07:15 AM – 10:52 AM	Uttara Bhadrapada
November 21, 2026	Saturday	08:12 AM – 09:32 AM	Revati
November 25, 2026	Wednesday	06:55 AM – 09:34 AM	Rohini
November 26, 2026	Thursday	06:56 AM – 08:16 AM	Mrigashira
November 28, 2026	Saturday	08:17 AM – 09:36 AM	Punarvasu
November 29, 2026	Sunday	08:17 AM – 10:56 AM	Pushya
November 30, 2026	Monday	09:37 AM – 10:56 AM	Ashlesha

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Upcoming Bhoomi Pujan Muhurat Dates in November 2026

For those planning to perform Bhoomi Pujan or begin foundation work, the following are the remaining auspicious dates after November 5.

1. November 11, 2026 (Wednesday)

The first upcoming Bhoomi Pujan Muhurat falls on November 11, Wednesday. The auspicious window begins at 6:45 AM and continues until 9:28 AM. The day is associated with Anuradha Nakshatra, which is traditionally connected with devotion, discipline, friendship and determination.

2. November 12, 2026 (Thursday)

The next opportunity falls on November 12, Thursday. The listed Muhurat is from 6:45 AM to 8:07 AM under Jyeshtha Nakshatra. Families planning foundation ceremonies can consider this morning window after checking the local Panchang.

3. November 14, 2026 (Saturday)

November 14 brings another opportunity to perform Bhoomi Pujan. The auspicious timing is from 8:08 AM to 9:29 AM, under Purva Ashadha Nakshatra. This is the third upcoming date in the November calendar.

4. November 20, 2026 (Friday)

The next listed Muhurat falls on November 20, Friday, from 7:15 AM to 10:52 AM. Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra is associated with this date. It falls under the Ishan Kon period mentioned in the source calendar.

5. November 21, 2026 (Saturday)

November 21 offers a morning Muhurat from 8:12 AM to 9:32 AM. The day coincides with Revati Nakshatra, which is traditionally associated with nourishment, protection and auspicious beginnings.

6. November 25, 2026 (Wednesday)

The November 25 Muhurat begins at 6:55 AM and continues until 9:34 AM. Rohini Nakshatra is associated with this date and is traditionally considered favourable for growth, prosperity and stability.

7. November 26, 2026 (Thursday)

Another opportunity arrives on November 26, Thursday. The listed auspicious window is from 6:56 AM to 8:16 AM under Mrigashira Nakshatra.

8. November 28, 2026 (Saturday)

November 28 has a Bhoomi Pujan Muhurat from 8:17 AM to 9:36 AM. The date is associated with Punarvasu Nakshatra, which symbolises renewal, restoration and fresh beginnings.

9. November 29, 2026 (Sunday)

The November 29 Muhurat runs from 8:17 AM to 10:56 AM under Pushya Nakshatra. Pushya is traditionally associated with nourishment, prosperity and auspicious activities.

10. November 30, 2026 (Monday)

The final listed Bhoomi Pujan Muhurat of November falls on November 30, Monday. The auspicious window is from 9:37 AM to 10:56 AM, under Ashlesha Nakshatra.

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What Are Agni Kon and Ishan Kon in Bhoomi Pujan Muhurat?

The November 2026 Bhoomi Pujan calendar divides the listed dates into two directional periods: Agni Kon and Ishan Kon.

Agni Kon (Southeast Direction): According to the calendar, the Agni Kon period runs from August 17, 2026, at 7:57 AM until November 16, 2026, at 7:40 PM. The November 1, 2, 4, 11, 12 and 14 Muhurats fall within this period.

Ishan Kon (Northeast Direction): The Ishan Kon period begins on November 16, 2026, at 7:41 PM and continues until February 13, 2027, at 10:06 AM. The remaining November Muhurats, from November 20 to November 30, fall within this period.

In Vastu Shastra, Agni Kon is associated with the fire element, while Ishan Kon is traditionally considered the northeast direction associated with spiritual energy and divine blessings. These directional classifications are part of the source calendar's approach to identifying construction-related Muhurats.

What Is Bhoomi Pujan and Why Is It Important?

Bhoomi Pujan, also known as Bhumi Puja or Bhumi Poojan, is a traditional Hindu ceremony performed before beginning construction on a piece of land. The ritual involves worshipping Bhumi Devi (Mother Earth) and seeking blessings for a peaceful and prosperous construction journey.

According to Hindu beliefs, the Earth provides shelter, nourishment and stability. Therefore, devotees perform Bhoomi Pujan to express gratitude to Mother Earth and seek forgiveness before disturbing the land through excavation or construction.

The ceremony is commonly performed before building a residential house, commercial property, temple or other major structure.

How Is Bhoomi Pujan Performed?

Although rituals may vary according to regional customs and family traditions, a typical Bhoomi Pujan ceremony includes the following steps:

1. Cleaning the land: The plot is cleaned and prepared before the ceremony.
2. Sankalp: The family takes a religious vow expressing the intention behind the construction.
3. Ganesh Puja: Lord Ganesha is worshipped to seek blessings and remove obstacles.
4. Bhoomi Devi Puja: Mother Earth is worshipped with flowers, fruits, incense, turmeric and other offerings.
5. Kalash Sthapana: A sacred Kalash may be installed as part of the ceremony.
6. Foundation ritual: A priest guides the family through the foundation-laying ceremony, which may include placing the first brick or performing symbolic excavation.
7. Aarti and Prasad: The ceremony concludes with prayers, Aarti and distribution of Prasad.

Important Things to Check Before Bhoomi Pujan

Before finalising a date, homeowners should keep a few traditional and practical considerations in mind:

• Check the local Panchang: Muhurat timings may vary according to geographical location and sunrise calculations.
• Consult a priest: Seek guidance from a knowledgeable priest or astrologer to confirm the suitability of the selected date.
• Prepare the land: Clean the plot and arrange the necessary puja materials in advance.
• Complete legal formalities: Ensure property documents, permissions and construction approvals are in place.
• Plan construction arrangements: Coordinate labour, materials and foundation work so the ceremony can proceed smoothly.

Choosing an auspicious Muhurat is a traditional way of seeking divine blessings before beginning a new chapter. Families should also consider local timings, practical arrangements and individual customs when planning the ceremony.