Aimeliik, Palau
Aimeliik uses Palau Time, UTC+9, throughout the year. It does not observe daylight saving time. The state shares its clock with the rest of Palau, while sunrise must be calculated for the date and exact community or coordinates.
Ngchemiangel, Palau
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC+9 · Pacific/Palau
Time and sun data for Ngchemiangel — the largest city of Aimeliik
The sun in Ngchemiangel
Sunrise 05:55 Solar noon 12:03 Sunset 18:10 Daylight 12 h 15 min Night 11 h 45 min Civil twilight 05:34 – 18:31
Palau · 8 cities
Largest cities
- Ngchemiangel 270
All cities
- Eimelik Hamlet
- Elauesachel Hamlet
- Elechui Hamlet
- Medorm Hamlet
- Ngchemiangel
- Ngchemiangel Hamlet
- Ngerkeai Hamlet
- State Of Aimeliik
Current time in Aimeliik, Palau
Local time in Aimeliik is nine hours ahead of UTC. To convert UTC to Aimeliik time, add nine hours and adjust the date if the result passes midnight. The same fixed relationship applies in every season.
Aimeliik has no separate state-level clock rule. Travel from elsewhere in Palau does not require a watch adjustment, and national schedules can use one time zone across the islands.
Palau Time in daily use
Palau Time is commonly abbreviated PWT and carries the offset UTC+9. Because there is no daylight-saving transition, residents and visitors do not move clocks forward or backward during the year. Add nine hours when starting from UTC.
Subtract nine hours to convert local time back to UTC. Check the calendar date when arranging calls with the Americas or Europe. Use a Palau regional setting for automatic device conversions. The time gap with another location may still change if that location observes daylight saving time. Aimeliik’s clock remains unchanged; only the other jurisdiction’s offset has moved.
Communities and sunrise in Aimeliik
Aimeliik is one of Palau’s states and consists of small communities rather than a collection of large cities. Administrative and village names are more useful here than a conventional “largest cities” ranking. Any population comparison should identify the dataset and whether it refers to a village, settlement, or wider state area.
One official time does not give every point an identical sunrise. The calculation depends on longitude, latitude, and date. Trees, hills, buildings, cloud, and the observer’s precise position can affect when the sun itself becomes visible.
Island time is exact on the clock; plans become flexible only after people get involved. For an early departure or outdoor activity, use Aimeliik-specific coordinates rather than a generic time for all Palau. Dawn begins before sunrise, and twilight describes the interval of changing natural light. A daily forecast is therefore more useful than a permanent sunrise figure.
Questions and answers
- What time zone is Aimeliik in?
- Aimeliik uses Palau Time, abbreviated PWT, at UTC+9.
- Does Aimeliik observe daylight saving time?
- No. Its clocks remain on the same UTC offset throughout the year.
- Can Koror’s sunrise time be used for Aimeliik?
- It may be close, but it is not location-specific. Use Aimeliik coordinates and the required date when the precise time matters.