Homs, Syria
Homs Governorate keeps Syria’s Asia/Damascus time, currently UTC+3 without a seasonal clock change. Homs, Palmyra, Al-Qusayr, and Al-Rastan share that clock, while sunrise must be calculated locally.
Homs, Syria
Wednesday, 4 November 2026
UTC+3 · Asia/Damascus
Time and sun data for Homs — the largest city of Homs
The sun in Homs
Sunrise 6:57 AM Solar noon 12:18 PM Sunset 5:38 PM Daylight 10 h 41 min Night 13 h 19 min Civil twilight 6:31 AM – 6:05 PM
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Current time in Homs, Syria
The current time in Homs matches Damascus and the rest of Syria. The governorate’s broad extent does not produce multiple official zones, so clocks remain unchanged on journeys between its western and eastern communities.
Use Asia/Damascus for a calendar entry or device setting. Although UTC+3 describes the present offset, the named zone carries the rules associated with Syria and is therefore better for stored dates and future scheduling.
Homs city is the standard administrative reference. Palmyra requires its own coordinates for solar events. Al-Qusayr and Al-Rastan use the same civil clock. International comparisons should be made for a stated date.
One official hour across a broad governorate
Homs city is the governorate’s main urban center. Palmyra, Al-Qusayr, and Al-Rastan are other notable cities or towns and useful geographic reference points. Their separation matters for travel and daylight, but not for legal time.
Because Palmyra lies well east of Homs city, the two places should not share a single supposedly exact sunrise value. Their clock faces agree, yet their relationship to the Sun differs because their longitudes and surroundings differ. A clock can unite Homs and Palmyra more easily than a short drive can.
Using sunrise without confusing it with time zone
The time zone determines how a clock labels the moment. Sunrise calculations determine when a solar event occurs at a particular coordinate. These systems interact, but neither can substitute for the other.
Seasonal variation means that sunrise moves earlier or later on the clock as the year progresses. The calculated result normally assumes an unobstructed standard horizon. Terrain, buildings, and atmospheric visibility affect the observer’s first glimpse of the Sun.
For a broad regional page, it is reasonable to describe the shared time zone and name the leading centers. For a practical dawn plan, select the exact city and date. A result for Homs city should be labeled as such rather than presented as universal across the governorate.
Questions and answers
- What time zone is Homs in?
- Homs uses Asia/Damascus, which currently corresponds to UTC+3.
- Does traveling from Homs to Palmyra change the clock?
- No. Both locations observe the same official time, although their solar events occur at somewhat different moments.
- Is civil twilight the same as sunrise?
- No. Morning civil twilight begins before sunrise and provides growing natural light before the Sun reaches the horizon.