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Sirdaryo Region, Uzbekistan

Sirdaryo Region follows Uzbekistan Time, UTC+5, year-round. Guliston, Yangiyer, Shirin, and all communities in the region keep the same time, with no daylight saving clock changes.

Guliston, Uzbekistan

Sunday, 1 November 2026

UTC+5 · Asia/Tashkent

Time and sun data for Guliston — the largest city of Sirdaryo Region

The sun in Guliston

Sunrise 6:55 AM Solar noon 12:10 PM Sunset 5:24 PM Daylight 10 h 29 min Night 13 h 31 min Civil twilight 6:27 AM – 5:52 PM

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Current time in Sirdaryo Region, Uzbekistan

Guliston is the regional capital and the natural reference for local time. Selecting Guliston, Tashkent, or Uzbekistan in a clock service produces the same civil hour. The official offset remains five hours ahead of UTC.

For a UTC event, add five hours and verify whether the local result falls on the next date. When converting from a foreign city, inspect its present offset too. Sirdaryo remains fixed, but the other place may be subject to seasonal rules or a different national policy.

Sirdaryo keeps its clocks simple, leaving the complicated movement to trains, traffic, and travellers. No time-zone boundary separates the region’s cities. A traveller can move from Guliston to Yangiyer or Shirin without resetting a device. Network-connected phones should retain the same display, provided their automatic time settings identify Uzbekistan correctly.

Guliston and other principal cities

Guliston is the administrative centre and most practical regional clock location. Yangiyer and Shirin are other prominent cities. Sirdaryo is also the name of a city and the region, so map users should inspect whether a result refers to the settlement or the wider administrative area.

Use Guliston as the default city for regional time checks. Expect Yangiyer and Shirin to display exactly the same local time. Use UTC+5 when configuring equipment without a named Uzbekistan zone. Specify a city and date when requesting sunrise rather than time-zone information.

English spellings vary. Guliston is often rendered Gulistan, and Sirdaryo may appear as Syrdarya or Sirdarya. These versions do not change the time zone. Confirming the chosen coordinates is important only when a service supplies local weather, sunrise, sunset, or route information.

Sunrise and morning planning

Unlike the official clock, sunrise is not uniform across Sirdaryo Region. It changes by date and differs slightly among Guliston, Yangiyer, Shirin, and other locations. A city-specific calculator gives a better result than a single regional estimate.

The stated sunrise is calculated for a conventional horizon. Nearby buildings, vegetation, haze, and cloud can alter when direct sunlight is visible. Those conditions do not move the astronomical event; they change the observer’s experience of it. Check a weather forecast if visibility matters.

Morning twilight starts before sunrise, with civil dawn marking a useful brightening of the sky. For an early departure, civil dawn may answer the practical question better than sunrise alone. Evening planning requires separate sunset and twilight values because daylight length varies through the seasons.

Questions and answers
Which time zone does Sirdaryo Region observe?
It observes Uzbekistan Time at UTC+5.
Do Guliston and Yangiyer have different local times?
No. They share the same regional and national clock.
Does Sirdaryo use daylight saving time?
No. The UTC offset stays unchanged throughout the year.

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