Moonrise Time in Bangalore

Q: What time is moonrise in Bangalore on 01 April 2026 ?

Moonrise in Bangalore on 01 April 2026 occurs at 5:30 PM (2h 51m ago) , when the Moon first becomes visible above the eastern horizon.

Q: Why does moonrise time change every day in Bangalore ?

Moonrise time changes daily in Bangalore because the Moon orbits the Earth, causing it to rise about 40-60 minutes later each day on average.

Q: How is moonrise time calculated for Bangalore ?

The moonrise time for Bangalore depends on the Moon’s orbital position, the city’s geographic coordinates, and the date 01 April 2026 , along with astronomical calculations.

Q: What happens if the Moon does not rise on a particular day in Bangalore ?

On certain days in Bangalore , the Moon may rise after midnight or not rise within the calendar day, depending on the Moon’s position in its orbit.

Q: Does the Moon always rise in the east in Bangalore ?

The Moon generally rises in the eastern part of the sky in Bangalore , but its exact direction shifts slightly north or south depending on the lunar cycle.

Q: What is the difference between moonrise and moonset in Bangalore ?

Moonrise at 5:30 PM (2h 51m ago) is when the Moon appears above the horizon, while moonset is when it disappears below the western horizon.

Q: How long does it take for the Moon to fully rise in Bangalore ?

After 5:30 PM (2h 51m ago) in Bangalore , the Moon typically takes 2-3 minutes to become fully visible above the horizon.

The moon graces India’s skies at different hours, presenting diverse evening experiences.Bangalore’s night skies offer a serene retreat for residents and visitors as the moon rises over the city. The lunar appearance transforms parks, lakes, and rooftops into tranquil spo...

Experience tonight’s moonrise in Bangalore at 5:30 PM for a peaceful and luminous start to the night.

Moonrise and Moonset in Bangalore

In Bangalore, the moon rises at 5:30 PM and sets at 5:02 AM. Daily variations occur due to the moon’s orbit around Earth. Observing these timings supports astronomy enthusiasts, photographers, and those participating in cultural or religious practices based on lunar schedules. Moonlight enhances evening walks, park visits, and cityscape photography. Tracking moonrise and moonset helps locals and visitors plan nighttime activities effectively, providing a connection with natural rhythms and the beauty of Bangalore’s night skies.

Moonlight

5:30 PM – 5:02 AM

11h 32m

Current Time:	01 Apr 2026, 08:21 PM
Moon Phase:	Full Moon (99% illuminated)
Moon Distance:	392351 km
Next Full Moon:	02 Apr 2026
Next New Moon:	17 Apr 2026
Moonrise Today:	5:30 PM
Moonset Today:	5:02 AM

Moonrise and Moonset Calendar for 2026 in Bangalore

The 5:30 PM moonrise and moonset calendar provides a detailed schedule for cities across India, including Bangalore. Timings fluctuate daily due to the moon’s orbit, while lunar phases indicate new, full, and quarter moons essential for cultural observances and festivals. Photographers and astronomers rely on this calendar for night sky planning and celestial observations. Seasonal variations influence the earliest and latest moonrises, creating diverse nightscapes throughout the year. Aligning daily routines and spiritual practices with lunar timings ensures residents and travelers can enjoy evening activities, stargazing, and cultural events. By following the calendar, one can anticipate optimal moon visibility for photography, festivals, and personal reflection. The dynamic lunar schedule ensures that each night offers a unique celestial experience, blending natural beauty with cultural and social significance. Bangalore’s urban landscape, combined with the moon’s glow, creates memorable and inspiring nighttime vistas.

Month: Year:

Date	Rise	Set	Age	Phase	Stage	Illum.	Dist.
1 Apr	06:00 PM	05:32 AM	14	Full Moon	waxing	98%	388.5K km
2 Apr	06:48 PM	06:09 AM	15	Full Moon	waxing	99%	393.0K km
3 Apr	07:37 PM	06:46 AM	16	Full Moon	waning	99%	397.0K km
4 Apr	08:27 PM	07:25 AM	17	Full Moon	waning	97%	400.4K km
5 Apr	09:18 PM	08:06 AM	18	Waning Gibbous	waning	93%	403.0K km
6 Apr	10:11 PM	08:50 AM	19	Waning Gibbous	waning	87%	404.7K km
7 Apr	11:03 PM	09:38 AM	20	Waning Gibbous	waning	80%	405.5K km
8 Apr	11:55 PM	10:29 AM	20	Waning Gibbous	waning	72%	405.3K km
9 Apr	12:30 AM	11:21 AM	21	Third Quarter	waning	63%	404.1K km
10 Apr	12:44 AM	12:15 PM	22	Third Quarter	waning	54%	401.9K km
11 Apr	01:31 AM	01:07 PM	23	Third Quarter	waning	44%	398.9K km
12 Apr	02:15 AM	02:00 PM	24	Third Quarter	waning	34%	395.1K km
13 Apr	02:56 AM	02:51 PM	25	Waning Crescent	waning	25%	390.7K km
14 Apr	03:36 AM	03:44 PM	26	Waning Crescent	waning	16%	385.9K km
15 Apr	04:16 AM	04:36 PM	27	Waning Crescent	waning	9%	381.0K km
16 Apr	04:56 AM	05:31 PM	28	Waning Crescent	waning	4%	376.2K km
17 Apr	05:39 AM	06:29 PM	29	New Moon	waning	0%	371.8K km
18 Apr	06:26 AM	07:31 PM	1	New Moon	waxing	0%	368.2K km
19 Apr	07:18 AM	08:36 PM	2	New Moon	waxing	2%	365.4K km
20 Apr	08:16 AM	09:43 PM	3	Waxing Crescent	waxing	7%	363.8K km
21 Apr	09:18 AM	10:49 PM	4	Waxing Crescent	waxing	15%	363.3K km
22 Apr	10:24 AM	11:50 PM	5	Waxing Crescent	waxing	24%	364.0K km
23 Apr	11:28 AM	12:30 AM	6	First Quarter	waxing	35%	365.9K km
24 Apr	12:29 PM	12:45 AM	7	First Quarter	waxing	46%	368.8K km
25 Apr	01:25 PM	01:33 AM	9	First Quarter	waxing	57%	372.6K km
26 Apr	02:18 PM	02:17 AM	10	First Quarter	waxing	67%	376.9K km
27 Apr	03:08 PM	02:55 AM	11	Waxing Gibbous	waxing	77%	381.6K km
28 Apr	03:56 PM	03:33 AM	12	Waxing Gibbous	waxing	85%	386.3K km
29 Apr	04:43 PM	04:09 AM	12	Waxing Gibbous	waxing	91%	390.9K km
30 Apr	05:32 PM	04:45 AM	13	Full Moon	waxing	96%	395.1K km

Latest Update on Moonrise in Bangalore

The moon made a magnificent entry into the Bangalore sky at 5:30 PM. This is the new lunar visibility that created the influence of night activities and observations.

Wednesday, April 1, 2026
The moonlight over Bangalore at 4:41 PM faded slowly into the night as moonrise adorned darkness with a beautiful and bright light. The time for moonrise is always updated to reflect the natural shifts.

Tuesday, March 31, 2026
The moon's arrival at 3:51 PM was the highlight of the night in Bangalore. Its presence brought a soft and gentle glow to the dark sky of late evening, which was now full of stargazers and nightwatchers

Monday, March 30, 2026
At 2:59 PM, the moon emerged as a crown over Bangalore, marking the day-neigh transition point. Get ready for reliable moonrise updates in these and every other city around the world.

Sunday, March 29, 2026
The moon rising at 2:03 PM signified the continuation of the lunar cycle in Bangalore. It's a critical point for night photography or just skywatching enthusiasts to plan their activities accordingly.

Saturday, March 28, 2026
The moon in Bangalore slowly revealed itself at 1:04 PM as the day gave way to night. The moon's schedule is ever so slightly altered by every passing day, hence creating the cycle of the night.

Friday, March 27, 2026
At 12:02 PM the moonrise scenes were seen in Bangalore, providing the sky with a gentle light. Keep checking for daily updates if you want to stay in sync with the changing timings of the moon.

Thursday, March 26, 2026
The moon made a magnificent entry into the Bangalore sky at 10:58 AM. This is the new lunar visibility that created the influence of night activities and observations.

Wednesday, March 25, 2026
The moonlight over Bangalore at 9:57 AM faded slowly into the night as moonrise adorned darkness with a beautiful and bright light. The time for moonrise is always updated to reflect the natural shifts.

Tuesday, March 24, 2026
The moon's arrival at 8:59 AM was the highlight of the night in Bangalore. Its presence brought a soft and gentle glow to the dark sky of late evening, which was now full of stargazers and nightwatchers

Monday, March 23, 2026

Moonrise,Moonset and MoonPhase in Bangalore Today & Tomorrow

Today, the moon rises in Bangalore at 5:30 PM (2h 51m ago) and sets at 5:02 AM (in 8h 40m). Tomorrow, moonrise will occur at 6:18 PM (in 21h 56m) with moonset at 5:39 AM (in 33h 17m). The current moon phase is Phase: Full Moon, influencing visibility, tides, and night aesthetics. Tracking moonrise, moonset, and phases helps plan stargazing, photography, and evening cultural activities. Festivals and rituals often coincide with specific lunar phases, making timing essential. Observing the moon provides a cue for night routines and outdoor leisure. Seasonal changes shift moonrise timings daily, creating new lighting and shadow patterns across Bangalore’s parks, lakes, and rooftops. Awareness of these timings allows residents, tourists, and enthusiasts to enjoy the dynamic beauty of the night sky and participate in traditional lunar-based celebrations.

Today – Wednesday, April 1, 2026

The moon rises in Bangalore today with evening skies that glow softly, providing a perfect backdrop for photography, stargazing, and peaceful walks in parks or near lakes. Moonlight enhances scenic beauty, creating serene reflections on water bodies. Observing today’s moonrise allows residents to plan spiritual, cultural, or leisure activities aligned with lunar timing. Seasonal variations gradually shift these timings, offering a different night sky each day.

Moonrise

5:30 PM (2h 51m ago)

Illumination: 98%

Stage: Waxing , Phase: Full Moon

Moonset

5:02 AM (in 8h 40m)

Illumination: 98%

Stage: Waxing , Phase: Full Moon

Tomorrow – Thursday, April 2, 2026

Tomorrow, the moon will rise with small shifts from today, reflecting the seasonal motion of the moon. Residents and visitors can plan evening walks, photography, or spiritual practices around the moonrise. Observing the moon provides natural cues for night routines and enhances the beauty of lakes, gardens, and cityscapes. Each night offers slightly different lunar visibility and light conditions, allowing fresh experiences of Bangalore’s tranquil night sky.

Moonrise

6:18 PM (in 21h 56m)

Illumination: 99%

Stage: Waxing , Phase: Full Moon

Moonset

5:39 AM (in 33h 17m)

Illumination: 99%

Stage: Waxing , Phase: Full Moon\

Earliest and Latest Moonrise in Bangalore: Seasonal Variations

Moonrise times are different each day of the year. In Bangalore, the earliest moonrise can be seen during winter mornings; on the other hand, the latest is in summer evenings. Cities located in the northern latitudes go through a broader range of seasonal changes than those in the south. These changes are due to the moon’s revolution around the Earth and the inclination of the Earth. Learning these diversities enables photographers, astronomers, and festival organizers to plan their activities and celebrations. Keeping a close eye on lunar timing guarantees the best sighting, gives night photography a great touch, and lets people who live there participate in events of their culture or just enjoy a quiet night under the moonlight.

Why Moonrise and Moonset Timings Differ Across Indian Cities

Moonrise and moonset differ across Indian cities due to latitude, longitude, and horizon visibility. Bangalore, being in the south, experiences more subtle shifts compared to northern cities like Delhi. Local topography, such as hills or buildings, can also affect moon visibility. Seasonal shifts influence daily timings slightly. Understanding these differences is essential for astronomers, photographers, and those observing cultural or religious practices. Accurate lunar timings help residents plan night activities, cultural events, and stargazing sessions effectively.

How to Check Accurate Moonrise and Moonset Timings in Your City

Reliable sources like Google Weather, Time and Date, IMD, and astronomy apps provide accurate moonrise, moonset, and lunar phase timings. These resources help plan night photography, stargazing, and cultural or religious activities. Observing precise timings allows residents and travelers to synchronize outdoor or spiritual routines with natural lunar cycles. Knowledge of moonrise and moonset ensures optimal conditions for observing the night sky and participating in lunar-based festivals or evening leisure activities. This enhances the connection with natural rhythms.

Importance of Moonrise in Indian Culture and Festivals

The rising moon has been celebrated in India for centuries, shaping cultural practices, religious rituals, and evening observances. Its appearance marks significant times for both spiritual and social activities.

Religious Observances: Many festivals and rituals, like Karva Chauth and Guru Purnima, rely on precise moonrise timings.
Fasting and Prayers: Lunar phases guide fasting schedules and daily prayers for devotees across regions.
Agricultural Significance: Farmers use moon phases to determine sowing, harvesting, and other seasonal activities.
Art and Literature: Moonlit nights inspire poetry, music, and traditional art reflecting the beauty of the night sky.
Social Gatherings: Evening moonrise often encourages family or community gatherings, enhancing cultural bonding.

Understanding moonrise allows communities to align activities with natural cycles, connecting daily life to the rhythm of the celestial world.

Frequently Asked Questions About Moonrise & Moonset in Bangalore

What time is moonrise in Bangalore on 01 April 2026?

Moonrise in Bangalore on 01 April 2026 occurs at 5:30 PM (2h 51m ago), when the Moon first becomes visible above the eastern horizon.

Why does moonrise time change every day in Bangalore?

Moonrise time changes daily in Bangalore because the Moon orbits the Earth, causing it to rise about 40-60 minutes later each day on average.

How is moonrise time calculated for Bangalore?

The moonrise time for Bangalore depends on the Moon’s orbital position, the city’s geographic coordinates, and the date 01 April 2026, along with astronomical calculations.

What happens if the Moon does not rise on a particular day in Bangalore?

On certain days in Bangalore, the Moon may rise after midnight or not rise within the calendar day, depending on the Moon’s position in its orbit.

Does the Moon always rise in the east in Bangalore?

The Moon generally rises in the eastern part of the sky in Bangalore, but its exact direction shifts slightly north or south depending on the lunar cycle.