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What time is it in Quezon City, National Capital Region, Philippines

Check the current local time in Quezon City, Philippines, using the live clock. Sunrise, sunset, and weather details help you prepare for calls, commuting, errands, outdoor exercise, and daily plans across the National Capital Region.

Quezon City, Philippines

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+8 · Asia/Manila

Local time in Quezon City

UTC+8 · no daylight saving time

The sun today

Sunrise 05:45 Solar noon 11:56 Sunset 18:08 Daylight 12 h 22 min Night 11 h 38 min Civil twilight 05:24 – 18:29

Weather in Quezon City right now

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Weather data by Open-Meteo, updated every 30 minutes.

Quezon City and its neighbours

San Juan Commonwealth Marikina City Pasig City Mandaluyong Antipolo Bagong Silangan Quezon City
Quezon City at 14.6488, 121.0510 with the nearest towns within 8.8 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.

Quezon City in numbers

Coordinates
14.6488, 121.0510
Population
3 084 270
Country
Philippines, Asia
Capital
Manila — 9 km away

Largest cities in National Capital Region

Same time zone — Asia/Manila

Nearby places

What time is it in Quezon City

The live display provides Quezon City’s time now and updates continuously. It is the appropriate reference for an immediate question, while a time embedded in explanatory text would become inaccurate as soon as the minute changed.

Quezon City uses the civil time observed throughout the Philippines. Domestic coordination is therefore simple, but an international caller should still compare both locations for the date of the conversation.

An overseas city may move its clocks seasonally even though Quezon City does not follow the same pattern. That can alter the time difference during the year. For recurring meetings, check future occurrences rather than assuming every invitation will retain the original relationship.

A recurring meeting is merely a single meeting that has been given more opportunities to encounter a time-zone mistake.

Sunrise, sunset, and useful light

The sunrise and sunset entries identify the sun’s horizon crossings on the selected day. They help describe the available span of daylight, though the values change through the year and should be checked for the date of each plan.

Useful reasons to consult them include: starting an errand after morning light develops; planning outdoor exercise away from darkness; allowing enough light for an unfamiliar journey; choosing a time for cityscape photography;

estimating when an evening activity will need lighting. Dawn comes before sunrise, and dusk follows sunset. This twilight means the listed events do not mark an instant switch between darkness and brightness. Urban buildings, cloud cover, rain, and the direction of the street can make the surroundings seem darker at different moments.

Weather for moving around the city

Read the weather report with the time of day in mind. Temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation, and cloud each influence comfort and travel. A current observation is valuable for leaving now, whereas a later journey requires the forecast for its own period.

Rain timing can matter more than a general daily description. If an appointment involves walking or transfers between forms of transport, check the hourly outlook and leave room to adjust. Cloud and rainfall may also reduce visibility before the official sunset.

Conditions are not perfectly uniform across a large urban area. A shower in one part of the city may not match another place at the same moment. Refresh the information near departure, observe local conditions, and follow official advice when hazardous weather is expected.

Questions and answers

Is Quezon City on the same time as the rest of the Philippines?
Yes. It follows the country’s national civil time.
Does the listed sunset mean the sky is immediately dark?
No. Evening twilight continues after sunset, although clouds can reduce the remaining light.
Should commuters rely only on the daily weather icon?
No. Hourly details and current observations provide better guidance for a journey at a specific time.
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