Where in India will the Total Lunar Eclipse be fully visible?

Lunar Eclipse (Chandra Grahan) started from 03:20 PM on March 3, 2026 and it ended at 06:47 PM in the evening. The Moon was visible in India from 06:26 PM and the maximum visibility began from 06:33 PM to 06:40 PM.

The eclipse is visible across India as the Moon rises. Northeastern states like Assam and Bengal will get the best view of the red tint. In cities like Delhi and Mumbai, look toward the eastern horizon around 6:30 PM for a short, dramatic view.