Amambay Department, Paraguay
Amambay Department keeps Paraguay’s official UTC-3 time all year. Pedro Juan Caballero, Capitán Bado, Bella Vista Norte, and the department’s other districts follow one common clock.
Pedro Juan Caballero, Paraguay
Tuesday, 3 November 2026
UTC−3 · America/Asuncion
Time and sun data for Pedro Juan Caballero — the largest city of Amambay Department
The sun in Pedro Juan Caballero
Sunrise 5:58 AM Solar noon 12:28 PM Sunset 6:57 PM Daylight 12 h 59 min Night 11 h 01 min Civil twilight 5:35 AM – 7:21 PM
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- Pedro Juan Caballero
- Peguajho
- Perpetuo Socorro
- Perpetuo Socorro Centro
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- Potrerito
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- Primavera
- Puente Kure
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- San Juan Neuman
- San Lorenzo
- San Luis
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- San Roque
- San Roque
- San Roque
- San Roque
- San Vicente
- Santa Ana
- Santa Clara
- Santa Lucia
- Santa Teresa
- Sargento Dure
- Solares De Amambay
- Torin
- Torín
- Torora
- Tres Palos
- Umbu
- Victoria Guazu
- Villa Estefan
- Villa Teresa
- Virgen De Caacupe
- Virgen de Caacupé
- Vista Alegre
- Y'Ambue
- Yataity Kora
- Yby-Pe
- Ypyta - Mbarakaja'I
- Ysoso
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Current time in Amambay Department, Paraguay
Subtract three hours from UTC to obtain the local time in Amambay. If the subtraction crosses midnight, the department is still on the previous date, an easy detail to miss when arranging an overseas call.
There is no current seasonal clock change in Paraguay. References that alternate between UTC-3 and UTC-4 describe an earlier system. Devices with recent time-zone information should handle the present rule automatically, but manually configured clocks deserve a quick check.
Local offset: UTC-3 Clock policy: fixed through the year Departmental capital: Pedro Juan Caballero Internal time-zone borders: none At a busy frontier, “meet me at eight” works better after someone names the city and the date.
Pedro Juan Caballero and nearby centres
Pedro Juan Caballero is Amambay’s capital and its clearest reference for local time. Capitán Bado and Bella Vista Norte are other established municipal centres. Travel between them requires no clock adjustment.
Because Pedro Juan Caballero stands on an international frontier, schedules should identify which side and locality they mean. Even where neighbouring clocks happen to agree, naming the place prevents uncertainty about addresses, transport terminals, and national holidays. For durable invitations, include UTC-3.
A phone may select its time zone from the mobile network or stored location settings. Near a border, confirm the displayed zone instead of assuming the automatic choice is correct. This is particularly sensible before a ticketed departure or a remote meeting.
Finding the right sunrise time
The department’s shared civil time does not create one universal sunrise. Pedro Juan Caballero and Capitán Bado occupy different coordinates, so each needs its own calculation. The selected date matters too.
An astronomical sunrise result assumes a theoretical horizon. Trees, buildings, low cloud, fog, and local relief influence when direct sunlight reaches the observer. Civil dawn begins before sunrise, but the two terms are not interchangeable; choose the event that suits the planned activity.
Enter the exact town whenever possible. Verify the displayed date and UTC offset. Distinguish sunrise from dawn or first visible sunlight. Check local conditions if visibility affects safety.
Questions and answers
- What time zone does Pedro Juan Caballero use?
- It uses Paraguay’s official UTC-3 time.
- Are there clock changes during the year?
- No. Amambay remains on the same offset year-round.
- Can one sunrise value represent all of Amambay?
- No. Use the nearest municipality because solar times vary with position and date.