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Kampong Thom, Cambodia

Kampong Thom is on Indochina Time, seven hours ahead of UTC. This central Cambodian province does not observe daylight saving time, and every settlement uses the same national clock despite differences in longitude, landscape, and distance from the capital.

Phumi Tnaot, Cambodia

Saturday, 5 September 2026

UTC+7 · Asia/Phnom_Penh

Time and sun data for Phumi Tnaot — the largest city of Kampong Thom

The sun in Phumi Tnaot

Sunrise 5:52 AM Solar noon 12:02 PM Sunset 6:12 PM Daylight 12 h 20 min Night 11 h 40 min Civil twilight 5:31 AM – 6:33 PM

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Current time in Kampong Thom, Cambodia

The current local reading applies in Kampong Thom city and throughout the surrounding province. Travellers moving between the provincial capital, rural districts, and communities near Tonlé Sap do not need to reset their watches.

For a UTC conversion, add seven hours and check whether the calculation crosses midnight. Dates are part of accurate timekeeping: the correct hour attached to the wrong day can still mean a missed call or departure.

Kampong Thom keeps one clock; buses, boats, and people may maintain more imaginative schedules. The province’s fixed UTC offset does not change with the seasons. If an overseas time difference appears to move by an hour, the cause is normally a clock change at the other location.

ICT and practical time conversion

Kampong Thom observes Indochina Time, abbreviated ICT. Cambodia uses this standard nationwide, making domestic coordination simple and eliminating provincial time-zone borders. Local time zone: Indochina Time

Abbreviation: ICT Offset: UTC+7 Summer-time adjustment: none Same time as the rest of Cambodia: yes When sending an invitation abroad, state the full date and “Kampong Thom time” or “UTC+7.” Avoid relying solely on an abbreviation because ICT can be unfamiliar to recipients, while a numeric offset is easy to interpret.

Principal places and sunrise planning

Kampong Thom city, also associated with the Stung Sen urban area, is the provincial capital and primary urban reference. Stoung and Baray are other prominent district centres. Descriptions of the largest cities vary when administrative districts are compared with built-up settlements, so rankings should be read with attention to their definitions.

All these places use identical civil time. Their sunrise readings can differ slightly because the calculation uses geographic coordinates. The appropriate value is the one for the selected settlement and date.

Seasonal movement changes the Sun’s apparent path and the duration of daylight. Sunrise therefore should not be memorised as one year-round hour. A value useful for one journey may be unsuitable several weeks or months later.

Search for Kampong Thom city or the nearest available locality. Confirm that the displayed date matches the planned morning. Interpret the result in ICT, not in the device’s home zone. Distinguish astronomical sunrise from first visible direct sunlight.

Open terrain, trees, buildings, cloud, and haze affect observation. Twilight may provide useful light before sunrise, while dense cloud may prevent a visible solar disc even after the calculated time.

Questions and answers

Does Kampong Thom have more than one time zone?
No. The province and all its settlements follow ICT, or UTC+7.
Does the time change between wet and dry seasons?
No. Seasonal weather changes do not alter Cambodia’s official clocks.
Should I use the capital’s sunrise for the entire province?
It can be a rough reference, but a location-specific result is better because coordinates and the local horizon matter.
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