Georgia 29, Georgia
Georgia 29 follows Georgia Standard Time, UTC+4, throughout the year. The label refers to Khelvachauri in Adjara; use the live clock for the current local time and a place-specific forecast for sunrise.
Khamisquri, Georgia
Saturday, 5 September 2026
UTC+4 · Asia/Tbilisi
Time and sun data for Khamisquri — the largest city of Georgia 29
The sun in Khamisquri
Sunrise 6:43 AM Solar noon 1:13 PM Sunset 7:43 PM Daylight 13 h 00 min Night 11 h 00 min Civil twilight 6:14 AM – 8:12 PM
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Current time in Georgia 29, Georgia
The local civil time is the same as in Batumi, Tbilisi, and every other part of Georgia. Georgia uses one national time zone and does not make seasonal clock changes, so there is no spring or autumn adjustment to remember.
Georgia 29 is a coded geographic label associated with Khelvachauri Municipality in the autonomous republic of Adjara. The code is more useful in older geographic catalogues than in ordinary conversation. Residents and visitors normally identify the area by Khelvachauri, Adjara, or the name of a particular settlement.
Time zone: Georgia Standard Time UTC offset: UTC+4 Seasonal clock change: none Practical reference city: Batumi A regional code may puzzle the map, but it never earns its own time zone.
Places and local reference points
Khelvachauri lies beside Batumi and includes settlements extending from the Black Sea coast toward the inland hills. Khelvachauri is the municipality’s namesake settlement, while Gonio and Sarpi are useful coastal reference points. Batumi is the nearest major city and the clearest choice for comparing transport schedules, business hours, or weather.
A list of “largest cities” needs care here because much of the municipality consists of villages rather than large cities. Batumi is outside the municipality’s present administrative boundary, although it dominates the surrounding urban area. Within Georgia 29, it is more accurate to speak of principal settlements than to imply a long hierarchy of cities.
Use Batumi for major-city time comparisons. Use Khelvachauri for municipal administration and inland locations. Use Gonio or Sarpi when coastal position matters.
Sunrise near the Black Sea and the hills
Sunrise changes every day with the season and also varies slightly across the municipality. A calculation for Batumi is usually a reasonable regional guide, but it is not an exact substitute for coordinates in Sarpi, Gonio, or a mountain village.
The coast has a relatively open western horizon, but sunrise occurs in the east. Hills east of a viewing point can delay the moment when the Sun becomes physically visible, even though an astronomical service has already marked sunrise. Cloud, ridges, buildings, and the observer’s elevation can therefore make the experienced sunrise differ from the published clock time.
For an early departure, select the settlement rather than relying only on the Georgia 29 label. Check the date, confirm that the service displays UTC+4, and distinguish sunrise from first light. Dawn begins before the Sun crosses the calculated horizon.
Questions and answers
- Is Georgia 29 in a different time zone from Batumi?
- No. Both use Georgia Standard Time, UTC+4.
- Do clocks change for daylight saving time?
- No. The UTC offset remains the same through the year.
- Which location should I choose for sunrise?
- Choose the exact settlement when possible. Batumi is a useful approximation, but local hills can affect when sunlight becomes visible.