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Jujuy, Argentina

Jujuy uses Argentina Time, three hours behind Coordinated Universal Time. The province keeps the same civil time as the rest of Argentina, while sunrise and sunset vary by season and location.

San Salvador De Jujuy, Argentina

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC−3 · America/Argentina/Jujuy

Time and sun data for San Salvador De Jujuy — the largest city of Jujuy

The sun in San Salvador De Jujuy

Sunrise 07:31 Solar noon 13:22 Sunset 19:12 Daylight 11 h 41 min Night 12 h 19 min Civil twilight 07:08 – 19:35

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Current time in Jujuy, Argentina

Clocks in Jujuy follow ART, with an offset of UTC−3. To find the local time, subtract three hours from UTC. Jujuy does not currently make seasonal clock changes, so the offset remains consistent throughout the year.

The shared national time makes domestic coordination straightforward. A call between San Salvador de Jujuy and Buenos Aires requires no time conversion, and published transport or appointment times can be read directly unless another zone is explicitly stated.

Keep the clock fixed, but check the sun: daylight follows geography rather than government time.

Jujuy cities and local time

San Salvador de Jujuy, the provincial capital, is the principal urban reference for local time. Other important population centres include San Pedro de Jujuy, Libertador General San Martín, Palpalá and Perico. Every community in the province uses the same official time.

This is useful when travelling between the capital, the eastern valleys and settlements in the Quebrada de Humahuaca. A journey can involve substantial changes in altitude and landscape without crossing a time-zone boundary.

San Salvador de Jujuy: provincial capital and main administrative centre. San Pedro de Jujuy: an important city in the warmer eastern part of the province. Libertador General San Martín: a major centre near the yungas.

Palpalá: part of the urban area near the capital. Perico: a transport and commercial centre in the southern valleys.

Sunrise, sunset and daylight

Sunrise in Jujuy changes through the year even though the clocks do not. Summer brings longer days and winter brings shorter ones. The precise times depend on the date as well as longitude, latitude, elevation and the local horizon.

Mountain terrain matters in practical observation. A calculated sunrise describes when the Sun reaches the astronomical horizon, but a ridge may hide it from view for longer. Likewise, direct evening light can disappear before the published sunset in a valley enclosed by high ground.

For an early drive, hike or photography session, use a daily forecast or astronomical table for the exact locality. A time listed for San Salvador de Jujuy is a useful guide, but it is not a perfect substitute for conditions in Tilcara, Humahuaca or La Quiaca.

Questions and answers

What time zone is Jujuy in?
Jujuy uses Argentina Time, abbreviated ART, which is UTC−3.
Does Jujuy change its clocks for daylight saving time?
No seasonal clock change is currently observed. Local clocks remain on UTC−3 throughout the year.
Is the time different in San Salvador de Jujuy and Humahuaca?
No. Both places use the same official time, although their observed sunrise and sunset can differ because of location and terrain.
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