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Xorazm Region, Uzbekistan

Xorazm Region observes Uzbekistan Time, UTC+5, in every season. Urgench, Khiva, and the region’s other settlements keep identical civil time, but sunrise should be checked for the chosen place and date.

Urganch, Uzbekistan

Friday, 16 October 2026

UTC+5 · Asia/Samarkand

Time and sun data for Urganch — the largest city of Xorazm Region

The sun in Urganch

Sunrise 7:11 AM Solar noon 12:44 PM Sunset 6:17 PM Daylight 11 h 06 min Night 12 h 54 min Civil twilight 6:43 AM – 6:45 PM

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Current time in Xorazm Region, Uzbekistan

Xorazm’s time is five hours ahead of UTC. Since Uzbekistan does not use daylight saving time, there is no spring or autumn clock change to remember. The offset is shared with the rest of the country. For an international conversion, start with UTC and add five hours. For example, an evening UTC value may already belong to the next calendar day in Xorazm. For travel within Uzbekistan, no conversion is necessary at all.

Observed time: Uzbekistan Time Fixed offset: UTC+5 Seasonal adjustment: none Administrative center: Urgench Xorazm keeps one steady clock, though a traveler admiring Khiva may still lose track of several hours.

Urgench, Khiva, and nearby communities

Urgench is the administrative center and a major transport and service hub for the region. Khiva is another prominent city, widely recognized for its historic urban landscape. Other local centers include Pitnak, Gurlan, Hazorasp, Shovot, and Xonqa.

Every one of these places follows UTC+5. A hotel check-in in Khiva and a rail departure in Urgench can be read against the same clock. The required travel time between them remains important, but there is no time-zone change hidden in the journey.

Place names may be rendered differently across languages and booking systems. Urgench can appear as Urganch, Khiva as Xiva, and Hazorasp as Khazarasp. Confirm the map position when matching an itinerary, but do not expect the spelling variant to alter local time.

Planning around sunrise in Xorazm

Sunrise and sunset move through the calendar even though the official UTC offset stays fixed. Their exact values also vary with position. A solar time for Urgench is a useful regional reference, but a date-specific result for Khiva is preferable when minutes matter.

The astronomical calculation assumes a conventional horizon. Walls, buildings, trees, dust, and cloud can change the moment at which sunlight is visible from a street or courtyard. Morning twilight begins before sunrise and may provide enough natural light for some activities.

Set the location to the town where you will actually be. Check the date displayed with the sunrise result. Allow preparation time before an early departure or photo session. Consult twilight and sunset for a complete daylight window.

This distinction keeps two ideas separate: everyone in Xorazm agrees on the clock, while observers in different surroundings may describe dawn a little differently.

Questions and answers

Do Urgench and Khiva have the same local time?
Yes. Both use Uzbekistan Time at UTC+5.
Are clocks changed during summer in Xorazm?
No. The region does not observe daylight saving time.
Which sunrise location should a visitor select?
Select the actual destination, especially when planning an activity close to dawn.
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