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Andijan Region, Uzbekistan

Andijan Region uses Uzbekistan Time, UTC+5, throughout the year. It does not observe daylight saving time, so local clocks remain five hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time in every season.

Andijon, Uzbekistan

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+5 · Asia/Tashkent

Time and sun data for Andijon — the largest city of Andijan Region

The sun in Andijon

Sunrise 05:41 Solar noon 12:11 Sunset 18:41 Daylight 13 h 00 min Night 11 h 00 min Civil twilight 05:13 – 19:09

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Current time in Andijan Region, Uzbekistan

The whole region follows one official time. Andijan city, Asaka, Shahrixon, and surrounding districts therefore show the same hour and minute. There is no need to adjust a watch when travelling between communities inside the region.

To convert UTC to Andijan time, add five hours. When converting from another country, check whether that country is observing daylight saving time. Andijan does not move its clocks, but the difference from places that do can change during the year.

In Andijan Region, the clocks stay put; it is distant callers who must do the seasonal arithmetic. For an international call or online meeting, use Andijan as the reference city. A clock labelled Tashkent or Uzbekistan will also give the correct regional time because the country follows the same national time zone.

Major cities and local time

Andijan is the regional capital and the most useful location to enter in a clock, weather service, or calendar. Other important urban centres include Asaka and Shahrixon. Different English spellings may appear in maps and travel tools, especially for Uzbek place names, but spelling does not affect the time zone.

Andijan is the administrative centre and the usual reference point for regional time. Asaka follows exactly the same UTC+5 clock as Andijan. Shahrixon has no separate local-time rule or seasonal clock change.

Smaller towns and rural districts use the national time observed across Uzbekistan. This consistency is convenient for journeys across the compact, densely settled eastern region. Bus departures, hotel check-ins, business appointments, and local broadcasts can all be read on a single clock.

Sunrise and daylight in Andijan Region

Sunrise time changes from one date to another because the length and position of daylight vary through the seasons. It also differs slightly by location. A sunrise listing for Andijan city is a useful regional guide, but it may not match a more distant settlement to the exact minute.

For the most relevant result, select both the municipality and the date in a sunrise calculator. This matters when planning an early drive, outdoor work, photography, or a morning departure. Weather and mountains can affect when the sun becomes visible from a particular spot even though the calculated sunrise is based on the horizon.

Dawn is not the same as sunrise. Civil twilight begins before the sun appears, so useful outdoor light may arrive earlier than the published sunrise time. Sunset and twilight should likewise be checked separately when planning the end of the day.

Questions and answers
What time zone is Andijan Region in?
It is in Uzbekistan Time, abbreviated UZT, which is UTC+5.
Does Andijan Region change clocks for summer?
No. Daylight saving time is not observed, and the regional clock remains on UTC+5.
Is sunrise simultaneous across the region?
No. Nearby places have slightly different sunrise times, and the time also changes with the date. Use the specific town for precise planning.

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