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Navoiy Region, Uzbekistan

Navoiy Region observes Uzbekistan Time at UTC+5 year-round. Navoiy, Zarafshon, Uchquduq, Nurota, and the region’s other communities do not make seasonal clock changes.

Navoiy, Uzbekistan

Friday, 16 October 2026

UTC+5 · Asia/Samarkand

Time and sun data for Navoiy — the largest city of Navoiy Region

The sun in Navoiy

Sunrise 6:50 AM Solar noon 12:25 PM Sunset 6:00 PM Daylight 11 h 09 min Night 12 h 51 min Civil twilight 6:23 AM – 6:27 PM

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Current time in Navoiy Region, Uzbekistan

The time shown for Navoiy city is the official civil time across the whole region. Despite the large distances between some settlements, there is no internal time-zone boundary. A journey to Zarafshon or Uchquduq therefore requires no clock adjustment.

To obtain local time from UTC, add five hours. Pay attention to the date when making this conversion around midnight. An event assigned to one UTC date can fall on the next calendar day in Navoiy Region.

The region is large enough for a long road trip, but not for an excuse involving jet lag. Uzbekistan does not observe daylight saving time. Navoiy’s offset from UTC remains stable, although the difference from a foreign location may change if that location advances or turns back its clocks seasonally.

Urban reference points across Navoiy

Navoiy is the regional capital. Zarafshon is another major urban centre, and Uchquduq, Nurota, Qiziltepa, and G‘ozg‘on are also cities within the region. Every one of them uses the same national time standard.

Use Navoiy for general regional time and common calendar settings. Use Zarafshon or Uchquduq when a weather or solar calculation needs local coordinates. Select UTC+5 if a device offers offsets but not Uzbekistan place names.

Do not enable a daylight saving rule for a manually configured clock. Alternative spellings such as Navoi, Kyzyltepa, or Uchkuduk can appear in English-language databases. These forms reflect transliteration, not different time arrangements. Confirming the point on a map is still wise because sunrise calculations depend on the precise place selected.

Why sunrise varies within the region

Navoiy Region extends over a wide area, much of it associated with desert landscapes. Longitude makes a noticeable conceptual difference: places east and west of one another can have distinct solar schedules while their wall clocks agree. The date further changes the length and timing of daylight.

For a reliable planning value, search for sunrise at the specific city or coordinates. A Navoiy city listing is not a precise substitute for Zarafshon, Uchquduq, or Nurota. This is particularly relevant to early road travel, fieldwork, landscape photography, and any activity far from the capital.

The calculated sunrise assumes a standard horizon and atmospheric conditions. Terrain, structures, haze, and cloud affect the observed appearance. Civil dawn begins before sunrise and can describe practical morning light more effectively; evening plans should use local sunset and twilight calculations rather than a rough estimate.

Questions and answers
What UTC offset does Navoiy Region use?
The region uses UTC+5, known as Uzbekistan Time.
Is Zarafshon on the same clock as Navoiy?
Yes. Both cities and the entire region share one official time.
Should I use Navoiy’s sunrise for Uchquduq?
No, not when precision matters. Select Uchquduq because sunrise depends on the location’s coordinates.

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