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Jizzakh Region, Uzbekistan

Jizzakh Region follows Uzbekistan Time at UTC+5. Clocks do not change for daylight saving time, so Jizzakh city and every surrounding district remain on the same offset all year.

Jizzax, Uzbekistan

1:13:10 AM

Sunday, 1 November 2026

UTC+5 · Asia/Samarkand

Time and sun data for Jizzax — the largest city of Jizzakh Region

The sun in Jizzax

Sunrise 6:58 AM Solar noon 12:13 PM Sunset 5:28 PM Daylight 10 h 30 min Night 13 h 30 min Civil twilight 6:30 AM – 5:56 PM

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Current time in Jizzakh Region, Uzbekistan

Use Jizzakh city as the regional reference when checking a world clock or setting a calendar. If it is absent from the list, Tashkent or the general Uzbekistan setting will show the same civil time. The applicable zone abbreviation is UZT.

UTC conversion requires adding five hours. Close to the end of a UTC day, that calculation can produce the next date in Jizzakh Region. This date change is easy to overlook when booking a departure or accepting a meeting invitation from abroad.

The road may cross a district boundary; the hour hand will not notice. No municipality within the region runs a separate clock policy. The stable national standard simplifies local timetables. International comparisons need more care because another country may introduce a seasonal clock change while Uzbekistan remains fixed.

Jizzakh and the region’s urban places

Jizzakh is the capital and principal urban reference for the region. Other cities and towns, including Gagarin and Do‘stlik, use the identical official time. Transliteration can produce forms such as Jizzax or Dustlik in databases, but those spellings do not alter the location’s time zone.

Use Jizzakh for the regional time and for city-specific solar calculations. Select Uzbekistan Time when a service does not list the required town. Treat transport times as local unless the operator explicitly labels another zone.

Check the calendar date after converting a late-evening or overnight event. A single regional clock does not mean every place experiences the sun in precisely the same way. Clock time is set nationally; sunrise is calculated from the coordinates of an individual location. This is why a regional time answer can be exact while a regional sunrise answer remains approximate.

Planning around sunrise

Sunrise varies by season and by position within Jizzakh Region. A city-level forecast should be chosen for any plan that depends on morning light. The time for Jizzakh city is a reasonable general reference, but a calculation for the actual destination is preferable.

Topography and the observer’s horizon affect what is seen. A published value describes an astronomical event under standard assumptions; a ridge, building, cloud bank, or haze can conceal the sun after that calculated moment. Weather forecasts therefore complement rather than replace sunrise tables.

For a walk or drive beginning before sunrise, consult civil dawn as well. It marks a stage of twilight when the sky is already brightening. Sunrise, dawn, and first direct sunlight at a particular site are related but distinct events, so the best one depends on the activity being planned.

Questions and answers

How far ahead of UTC is Jizzakh Region?: It is five hours ahead, using UTC+5.
Are clocks changed seasonally in Jizzakh?: No. The region does not observe daylight saving time.
Can I use Jizzakh city’s sunrise for the whole region?: It is suitable as a broad guide, but the destination’s coordinates and date provide a more precise result.