Nashik in numbers
- Coordinates
- 19.9973, 73.7910
- Population
- 1 486 053
- Region
- Maharashtra
- Country
- India, Asia
- Capital
- New Delhi — 1021 km away
See the current time in Nashik, Maharashtra, alongside local sunrise, sunset, and weather information. The combined view helps with calls, daily schedules, journeys, and outdoor plans without requiring a separate time conversion.
Nashik, India
Wednesday, 21 October 2026
UTC+5:30 · Asia/Kolkata
Local time in Nashik
UTC+5:30 · no daylight saving time
Sunrise 6:32 AM Solar noon 12:21 PM Sunset 6:09 PM Daylight 11 h 36 min Night 12 h 24 min Civil twilight 6:10 AM – 6:31 PM
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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.
The clock on this page represents Nashik’s local civil time. Use the displayed reading whenever you need to know the hour there now, rather than assuming that your phone or computer has switched to the correct location.
For plans involving another region, write down each location’s local time separately. This makes the conversion visible and reduces confusion about which clock governs a booking, online event, or promised callback.
Confirm the city before copying the displayed hour. Add the date when the arrangement crosses midnight anywhere. State whether a deadline follows Nashik time. Perform a fresh check on the day of the event.
A deadline described as “end of day” usually reveals that the world contains more than one end of day. Nashik lies in Maharashtra, India. That location label is useful when selecting the correct place from search results, travel records, or weather listings that may contain similar spellings.
Sunrise and sunset provide two clear markers in Nashik’s daily light cycle. The listed times use the city’s local clock, allowing them to be compared directly with an itinerary or appointment shown in the same local time.
Actual outdoor brightness is more complicated than either marker. Dawn begins before sunrise, twilight continues after sunset, and cloud or nearby obstructions can substantially alter what a person sees.
Choose the date relevant to your intended activity. Note sunrise if you need morning natural light. Note sunset if the return will occur late in the day. Build in a buffer for travel, visibility, and changing weather.
Do not carry today’s values into a later journey without checking again. The sun’s apparent path changes through the year, which shifts both events and the total span between them.
The weather area should be read as a time-sensitive snapshot plus an outlook. Check when the current observation was recorded and which period a forecast covers before applying it to your schedule. A temperature value is only one planning input. Direct sun, shade, cloud, humidity, rain, and wind can all affect comfort. Ground conditions can remain wet after precipitation has stopped, so the weather icon may not describe every practical consequence.
Match the forecast period to the hours you will be outside. Review precipitation information before carrying sensitive items. Consider shade and sunshine when assessing temperature. Update your check if the sky or wind changes noticeably.
For a morning departure, combine the near-term forecast with sunrise. For an evening outing, sunset and the later forecast are the more relevant pair. This keeps the decision tied to the actual hours of activity.