Panchang & almanac
AvailableSolar Noon API
Local solar noon (madhyahna) at the place on the day.
- POST /v1/panchang/solar-noon
- 1 credit
curl https://api.96astroapi.com/v1/panchang/solar-noon \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $ASTRO_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "date": "2026-10-13", "timezone": "Asia/Kolkata", "latitude": 28.6139, "longitude": 77.209 }'
Overview
Local solar noon (madhyahna) at the place on the day.
Call it with POST /v1/panchang/solar-noon. Input: date and place. Output: JSON, as a direct response. Each successful call costs 1 credit.
- POST /v1/panchang/solar-noon
- 1 credit
- Date and place
Part of a bigger answer
The same numbers are also returned, with the rest of the section, by Sunrise, Sunset, Moonrise & Twilights. This endpoint returns only this part, from the same calculation, at a lower price.
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Response
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Example response
Fields in dataMeasured from 6 real answers to different inputs: a required field was in every one.
datestringlocationobjectayanamshaobjectsun_moonobject
200Example response
Captured from the live engine with a sandbox key (so credits_used is 0) and trimmed: long arrays keep their first items and images are replaced by a placeholder.
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Request schema and every field: the Panchang & almanac reference.
Related endpoints
01What does the Solar Noon API return?
Local solar noon (madhyahna) at the place on the day. The response's data object includes date, location, ayanamsha and sun_moon. See the reference for an example response.
02What input does Solar Noon need?
Date and place.
03How much does a Solar Noon call cost?
1 credit per successful call; a failed call is not charged. Plans and top-ups are on the pricing page.
04Can I try it before paying?
Yes. Every account gets sandbox keys and trial credits, so you can call it from your own code before choosing a plan.


