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Namangan, Uzbekistan

Namangan Region is on Uzbekistan Time, UTC+5, every day of the year. It has no daylight saving time, so Namangan, Chust, Chortoq, and nearby districts keep one unchanged official clock.

Namangan, Uzbekistan

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+5 · Asia/Tashkent

Time and sun data for Namangan — the largest city of Namangan

The sun in Namangan

Sunrise 05:44 Solar noon 12:14 Sunset 18:44 Daylight 13 h 00 min Night 11 h 00 min Civil twilight 05:16 – 19:12

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Current time in Namangan, Uzbekistan

Namangan city is the regional capital and the simplest world-clock reference. Its time applies throughout the region. If a device lacks Namangan in its city list, selecting Tashkent is valid because Uzbekistan maintains a common national time zone.

The UTC offset is always plus five hours. When UTC reads late evening, the local date in Namangan may already be the following day. This matters for remote appointments, ticket dates, hotel arrivals, and deadlines specified in international systems.

Namangan’s flowers may follow the seasons, but its clocks decline to participate. The fixed offset prevents a seasonal change inside the region. Nevertheless, the difference between Namangan and a foreign city can move by one hour when that city starts or ends daylight saving time. Check both the date and the destination rather than relying on a difference remembered from an earlier call.

One time for Namangan’s cities

Namangan is the dominant urban centre and administrative reference. Chust and Chortoq are among the region’s other notable cities, and all share UZT. Local transport or business information will ordinarily use this common local time unless another standard is stated explicitly.

Namangan is the preferred reference in calendar and weather applications. Chust follows the same UTC+5 clock as the regional capital. Chortoq does not have a separate summer-time arrangement. Rural communities and district centres use the national time of Uzbekistan.

Place names can be written differently in Latin-script services. Chortoq may appear as Chartak or Chortok, for example. When a search result has an unfamiliar spelling, verify the map position and region. The time will still be UTC+5, but accurate coordinates are required for dependable sunrise information.

Sunrise, dawn, and the local horizon

Sunrise in Namangan Region changes continuously over the year. It is earlier or later on the clock according to the date, and it varies slightly between cities. A result calculated for Namangan city should not be assumed to match Chust or Chortoq exactly.

Published sunrise is an astronomical calculation based on a defined horizon. The surrounding terrain and buildings can postpone the first direct view of the sun. Cloud or haze may obscure it entirely without changing the calculated event, so weather conditions remain important for outdoor plans.

If the aim is to know when morning light begins rather than when the sun appears, consult civil dawn. Twilight precedes sunrise and can provide useful light for travel or routine activities. Photographers and observers should check the distinct dawn stages, the forecast, and the exact viewing location.

Questions and answers
What time zone is Namangan in?
Namangan Region uses Uzbekistan Time, UTC+5.
Do Namangan and Chust have the same local time?
Yes. Every city in the region follows the same national clock.
Does the sunrise time stay constant?
No. It changes with the season and differs slightly according to the observer’s location.

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