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Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Tashkent keeps Uzbekistan Time, UTC+5, all year. It does not use daylight saving time, so its offset remains stable while sunrise, sunset, and the amount of daylight change with the seasons.

Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Sunday, 6 September 2026

UTC+5 · Asia/Tashkent

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

The sun in Tashkent

Sunrise 5:55 AM Solar noon 12:23 PM Sunset 6:51 PM Daylight 12 h 55 min Night 11 h 05 min Civil twilight 5:27 AM – 7:19 PM

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Current time in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

The city is five hours ahead of UTC. Add five hours to a UTC time to obtain the Tashkent time; if that calculation crosses midnight, remember to move to the following calendar date. Tashkent shares its clock with every region of Uzbekistan. Domestic trains, flights, offices, and calls can therefore be planned without changing time zones. The fixed offset is particularly convenient for recurring international meetings, although participants elsewhere may shift by an hour when their own daylight-saving rules take effect.

Local standard: Uzbekistan Time UTC relationship: UTC+5 Daylight saving adjustment: not observed Time difference within Uzbekistan: none Tashkent does not move its clocks for summer; calendars already create enough scheduling trouble on their own.

Tashkent as a city and administrative area

Tashkent is Uzbekistan’s capital and is administered separately from the surrounding Tashkent Region. This distinction matters when reading addresses or regional lists: the city and the similarly named region are neighboring first-level administrative areas, not interchangeable labels.

For a city-focused time page, Tashkent itself is the central urban reference. Its districts are parts of one city rather than separate cities with independent clocks. Nearby places in Tashkent Region, including Chirchiq, Angren, Olmaliq, and Nurafshon, use exactly the same time but belong to a different administrative unit.

If an event invitation merely says “Tashkent,” it normally means the capital city. If a form says “Tashkent Region,” check the town or district as well. The distinction affects navigation and jurisdiction, though it never changes the UTC+5 conversion.

Reading sunrise times for Tashkent

A sunrise listing is valid for a particular date and location. The value changes gradually from day to day because Earth’s position relative to the Sun changes through the year. Sunset moves as well, producing longer or shorter periods of daylight.

Astronomical sunrise describes when the Sun reaches the horizon under a standard calculation. Buildings, trees, haze, and the observer’s exact position can delay the moment when direct sunlight is actually visible. For an appointment, use civil time; for photography or an outdoor start, consult the date-specific sunrise and twilight entries.

Verify the date shown beside the solar information. Make sure the location is Tashkent city rather than a namesake. Use morning twilight if usable light matters before sunrise. Check sunset separately when planning a full-day activity.

The time zone itself does not explain why sunrise shifts. UTC+5 controls the clock label, whereas astronomy determines the progression of daylight.

Questions and answers

Does Tashkent change its clocks?
No. Tashkent stays on UTC+5 throughout the year.
Are Tashkent city and Tashkent Region the same place?
No. The capital is a separate administrative unit surrounded by the region.
Can I use today’s sunrise time for another date?
Not precisely. Choose the required date because sunrise and sunset change during the year.
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