Samut Songkhram, Thailand
Samut Songkhram uses UTC+7 all year, with no daylight saving changes. The province’s towns, riverside communities, and coastal areas keep identical civil time, but sunrise varies by date and exact location.
Samut Songkhram, Thailand
Monday, 2 November 2026
UTC+7 · Asia/Bangkok
Time and sun data for Samut Songkhram — the largest city of Samut Songkhram
The sun in Samut Songkhram
Sunrise 6:15 AM Solar noon 12:05 PM Sunset 5:54 PM Daylight 11 h 39 min Night 12 h 21 min Civil twilight 5:53 AM – 6:16 PM
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Current time in Samut Songkhram, Thailand
Local time follows the Asia/Bangkok zone, also called Indochina Time. The fixed seven-hour lead over UTC makes domestic planning simple because every Thai province observes the same standard. International comparisons require more care. Samut Songkhram stays fixed while some overseas locations alter their offsets seasonally, so a familiar time difference may not remain constant on the other side.
The railway timetable deserves checking; Samut Songkhram’s time zone is the predictable part.
Time in Mae Klong and Amphawa
Samut Songkhram is the provincial capital and is also commonly called Mae Klong. The province is small, but it contains several distinct towns and district centres connected by roads, waterways, and local transport.
Key places for local searches are: Samut Songkhram, or Mae Klong, the provincial capital Amphawa, a well-known district and municipal centre Bang Khonthi, the centre of the province’s northern district
Lat Yai, a municipality adjoining the capital area Mueang Mai, a local municipal community These places cannot always be ranked cleanly without defining the boundary being counted. Municipal areas and districts describe different geographic units. The capital remains the main urban reference, while all listed communities use precisely the same UTC+7 clock.
Sunrise among rivers and the coast
Sunrise is a daily astronomical calculation rather than a permanent property of the time zone. It shifts during the year, and its precise minute differs slightly between Mae Klong, Amphawa, and other points in the province.
Near canals and the coast, a clear horizon can make dawn noticeable early. Elsewhere, buildings, vegetation, haze, and cloud may obscure the Sun. These conditions influence the experience of sunrise without changing its computed time.
A sensible early-morning check includes: Choosing Mae Klong, Amphawa, or the nearest listed locality. Confirming the date as well as the time. Checking whether the displayed figure means dawn or sunrise.
Allowing for access, transport, and setup before first light. For market visits or photography, sunrise alone is not a complete schedule. Opening arrangements and transport are set by operators, while natural light depends on twilight and weather. Treat each as a separate piece of planning information.
Questions and answers
- Is Mae Klong time the same as Samut Songkhram time?
- Yes. Mae Klong is a common name for the provincial capital, and both use UTC+7.
- Does Amphawa observe daylight saving time?
- No. Amphawa remains on Thailand’s fixed UTC+7 time throughout the year.
- Should I use sunrise or dawn for an early outing?
- Use dawn when you need the beginning of natural light. Use sunrise when you need the calculated appearance of the Sun at the horizon.