Ayeyarwady, Myanmar
Ayeyarwady uses Myanmar Time, which is UTC+6:30 throughout the year. Pathein and every other township in the region share the same clock, while sunrise and sunset vary by date and location.
Pathein, Myanmar
Tuesday, 10 November 2026
UTC+6:30 · Asia/Yangon
Time and sun data for Pathein — the largest city of Ayeyarwady
The sun in Pathein
Sunrise 6:14 AM Solar noon 11:56 AM Sunset 5:39 PM Daylight 11 h 25 min Night 12 h 35 min Civil twilight 5:51 AM – 6:01 PM
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Current time in Ayeyarwady, Myanmar
The current local time in Ayeyarwady follows the national time used across Myanmar. The offset is six hours and thirty minutes ahead of Coordinated Universal Time. The half-hour difference matters when converting from places whose offsets use whole hours.
Myanmar does not currently observe seasonal clock changes. This means Ayeyarwady remains on the same UTC offset throughout the year. When arranging a call or journey, convert the other location’s time to UTC first, then add six hours and thirty minutes. Ayeyarwady’s rivers may take winding routes, but its clocks stay straightforward.
Time zone and useful conversions
Ayeyarwady shares one time zone with the rest of Myanmar, so there is no regional time difference between Pathein and destinations such as Yangon, Mandalay, or Naypyidaw. Domestic travellers do not need to reset their watches when entering or leaving the region.
Time zone: Myanmar Time UTC offset: UTC+6:30 Seasonal clock change: not currently observed Difference from UTC: add six hours and thirty minutes Difference from another Myanmar location: none For international planning, remember that the difference between Ayeyarwady and another country can change if that country moves its clocks seasonally. Ayeyarwady’s offset stays fixed, but the overseas side of the calculation may not.
Cities, towns, and sunrise
Pathein is the regional capital and a practical reference point for local time and daylight. Other important urban centres include Hinthada, Myaungmya, and Pyapon. They all use the same official time, although sunrise will not occur at precisely the same moment in every place.
Ayeyarwady occupies a broad delta beside the Bay of Bengal. Its east-to-west extent creates small differences in solar time, while the changing seasons affect day length and the direction of sunrise. A sunrise value for Pathein should therefore not be treated as an exact value for a distant township.
To check sunrise accurately, use the intended town and calendar date. This is especially useful for ferry departures, photography, outdoor work, religious observance, and travel on roads or waterways before full daylight.
Select the town rather than relying only on the regional name. Confirm the date, because sunrise changes through the year. Read the result in Myanmar Time. Allow for twilight if the activity requires usable daylight rather than sunrise itself.
Questions and answers
- Does all of Ayeyarwady use the same time?
- Yes. The entire region follows Myanmar Time at UTC+6:30.
- Is Pathein in a different time zone from Yangon?
- No. Pathein and Yangon use the same official time.
- Is sunrise simultaneous across the region?
- No. Clock time is shared, but sunrise varies slightly with longitude, latitude, season, and the chosen date.