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What time is it in Puxi, Shanghai, China

Puxi follows China Standard Time, the single official time used throughout China. Check the local clock together with today’s sunrise, sunset, and weather to understand both the hour and the conditions in this part of Shanghai.

Puxi, China

Monday, 19 October 2026

UTC+8 · Asia/Shanghai

Local time in Puxi

UTC+8 · no daylight saving time

The sun today

Sunrise 6:00 AM Solar noon 11:40 AM Sunset 5:20 PM Daylight 11 h 20 min Night 12 h 40 min Civil twilight 5:36 AM – 5:45 PM

Weather in Puxi right now

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Puxi and its neighbours

Huangpu Qu Nanshi Qu Nanshi Pengpu Shenglizhen Bailianjing Yangpu Qu Yangjiaqiao Puxi
Puxi at 31.2441, 121.4660 with the nearest towns within 6.8 km · open in OpenStreetMap

Postal codes

Postal codes come from the free GeoNames dataset. Where a code is listed with a distance, it belongs to a nearby settlement — GeoNames spells that name differently from ours.

Puxi in numbers

Coordinates
31.2441, 121.4660
Elevation
0 m above sea level
Population
6 683 712
Region
Shanghai
Country
China, Asia
Capital
Beijing — 1064 km away
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What time is it in Puxi

Puxi is the historic urban area of Shanghai west of the Huangpu River. Its clocks use China Standard Time, so the local time matches Shanghai, Beijing, and every other location operating on China’s official civil time.

China does not make seasonal clock changes. This makes the time in Puxi straightforward throughout the year, although its difference from places that observe daylight saving time can change when those places move their clocks.

Use the local clock when arranging calls, reservations, or transport. Check the date as well as the hour when contacting someone across several time zones. Allow for ordinary travel time within Shanghai before setting an appointment.

A clock can settle when to meet; Shanghai traffic still gets a vote on when everyone arrives.

Sunrise and sunset in western Shanghai

Sunrise and sunset describe when the upper edge of the Sun appears at and disappears below the horizon. Their displayed times are local to Puxi and change through the year as the length of daylight varies.

The sunrise time is useful for an early walk along the Bund, photography, exercise, or deciding when natural light will become available. Sunset helps with evening plans, outdoor visits, and judging how much daylight remains. Buildings, trees, haze, and the surrounding cityscape can delay the moment when the Sun is actually visible from a particular street.

Dawn begins before sunrise, while usable evening light often continues after sunset. For plans that depend on darkness rather than the Sun crossing the horizon, consider twilight as well as the listed sunset.

Weather and planning your day

The current weather adds practical meaning to the clock. Temperature indicates how warm or cool the air is, while wind, cloud, rain, humidity, and visibility affect how conditions feel and what can comfortably be done outdoors.

Read the present conditions before leaving. Compare them with the forecast for the hour when you expect to be outside. Recheck near departure because weather can change after a plan is made. Choose clothing and rain protection for the conditions rather than the season’s reputation.

Weather observations represent a reporting location and may not reproduce conditions on every block. Dense development and proximity to the Huangpu River can make local experience vary, so direct observation remains useful.

Questions and answers

Is Puxi in a different time zone from Pudong?
No. Both sides of central Shanghai use China Standard Time.
Does Puxi change its clocks seasonally?
No. China does not currently observe daylight saving time.
Why might visible sunrise differ from the listed time?
The calculated time uses the horizon, while buildings, haze, and the observer’s exact position can obstruct the Sun.
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