Auspicious Dates for Moving House

These dates come from the Chinese almanac (Tong Shu) day officers. "Feng shui moving dates" normally means this same tradition — feng shui practitioners select move-in days from these officers, so this list is what they would work from. "Vastu" and "shubh muhurat" belong to the Indian (Vedic) tradition, which picks dates from the panchang by a different calculation — this page does not compute Vedic muhurta, and you should not treat the two as interchangeable. For hour-level timing inside a chosen day in the Indian tradition, use Choghadiya for your city.

Open (开), Success (成) and Clear (除) days. Clear days sweep away what belonged to the old place, Open days favor entering a new one, and Success days help the move settle. Break (破), Danger (危) and year-clash (岁破) days are excluded from this list entirely.

No — these are general almanac dates that apply to everyone. Traditional date selection also weighs the date against your own birth chart, for example a day whose branch clashes with your birth year. Compute your chart with the free DayAtlas BaZi calculator to check a specific date.

Each day carries one of the Twelve Day Officers (建除十二神), assigned from the day's earthly branch relative to the solar-term month — not the calendar month. DayAtlas computes the solar-term (节气) boundaries astronomically, which is why some dates differ from sites that use calendar months.