Antipolo in numbers
- Coordinates
- 14.6258, 121.1230
- Population
- 913 712
- Region
- Calabarzon
- Country
- Philippines, Asia
- Capital
- Manila — 15 km away
- Same name
- 26 more places in the world share this name
The Antipolo clock shows the current local time in this Calabarzon city, complemented by sunrise, sunset, and weather information for communication, travel, errands, and outdoor activities.
Antipolo, Philippines
Thursday, 22 October 2026
UTC+8 · Asia/Manila
Local time in Antipolo
UTC+8 · no daylight saving time
Sunrise 5:49 AM Solar noon 11:41 AM Sunset 5:33 PM Daylight 11 h 44 min Night 12 h 16 min Civil twilight 5:27 AM – 5:55 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.
Use the displayed clock as the reference for Antipolo, Philippines. It helps you choose an appropriate calling hour, organise a remote session, follow local opening times, or prepare for a journey. When another country is involved, check the local date on both sides.
Do not assume that a familiar international time difference remains the best way to calculate the hour. Reading two live clocks is quicker and reduces mistakes. In a calendar entry, attach a recognized location or time zone so that the event adjusts correctly for each participant.
Start with the intended Antipolo date and time. Convert it for other participants using current zone information. Label both versions clearly in written messages. Verify the appointment again after any schedule change.
A one-hour scheduling error lasts longer than the ten-second clock check that prevents it.
Sunrise and sunset identify the daily interval during which the sun is above the horizon. Consult them for early travel, exercise, outdoor work, scenic stops, and evening journeys. Their times vary with the date, so use the values attached to the day of your plan.
The period of visible light extends into twilight before sunrise and after sunset. Its usefulness depends on the sky, the activity, and local obstructions. Trees, buildings, and terrain can change the moment when direct sunlight reaches or leaves a specific place.
If the plan depends on good visibility, place it comfortably within daylight and account for possible delays. For a sunrise or sunset view, weather is just as important as timing: the sun may cross the horizon while cloud keeps the event hidden.
The weather display turns Antipolo’s clock into a practical planning tool. Current observations support immediate choices, while forecasts help with later hours. Review temperature, precipitation, wind, and cloud together because an isolated reading can miss the condition most relevant to your activity.
Match the forecast to the exact part of the day you will be outside. Consider the journey as well as the destination. Look at when observations and forecasts were last refreshed. Recheck before activities that require dry ground or clear visibility.
Conditions can vary within and around Antipolo. Elevation, exposure, and localized rain or cloud may produce a different experience from the general city report. Forecasts express what is expected, not what is guaranteed, and newer information may change the outlook.
A sensible routine is to establish the local hour first, place it relative to sunrise and sunset, and then assess weather for that same window. This avoids planning from mismatched information, such as combining the current temperature with an evening appointment or today’s sunset with a later date.