Distrito Federal, Venezuela
Distrito Federal pages refer to the Caracas federal area and use Venezuela Time, UTC−4. The clock stays on that offset year-round, while sunrise and sunset in Caracas change with the date.
Caracas, Venezuela
Sunday, 8 November 2026
UTC−4 · America/Caracas
Time and sun data for Caracas — the largest city of Distrito Federal
The sun in Caracas
Sunrise 6:22 AM Solar noon 12:12 PM Sunset 6:03 PM Daylight 11 h 42 min Night 12 h 18 min Civil twilight 6:00 AM – 6:25 PM
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- UD Cinco
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- Valle Abajo
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Current time in Distrito Federal, Venezuela
The local clock is Venezuela Time, abbreviated VET, which is four hours behind UTC. Venezuela does not currently observe daylight saving time, so there is no scheduled seasonal clock adjustment in the federal capital area.
“Distrito Federal” is a historical geographic label still found in indexes, databases and older address structures. The present-day federal entity is called the Capital District. The naming distinction does not affect the time shown: Caracas follows the same UTC−4 standard as the rest of Venezuela.
Administrative names can change more readily than time zones; fortunately, a meeting still begins when the clock says it does.
Caracas as the city reference
Caracas is the essential city reference for this page. The wider metropolitan area extends beyond the Capital District into neighbouring Miranda, but no time-zone boundary divides those connected urban areas. A traveller moving across the metropolitan area keeps the same clock setting.
When using a city-time page, distinguish among three pieces of information: The official civil time, which is UTC−4 The locality name attached to the calculation The date used for sunrise and sunset This distinction prevents a common misunderstanding. A different sunrise value for a nearby locality does not mean that its clocks use a different zone. It means the solar calculation uses another position.
Daylight and sunrise in Caracas
Sunrise in Caracas varies during the year and must be read for a specific date. Sunset changes as well, altering the length and placement of daylight within the civil day. A live page should update those values instead of presenting one permanent sunrise time.
Caracas lies in a landscape where surrounding relief can affect the observer’s horizon. Published astronomical sunrise describes when the Sun reaches the standard horizon used by the calculation. Direct sunlight may become visible later from a location where terrain or buildings block the view.
Confirm that Caracas is the selected locality. Check whether the displayed date is today or another date. Use the listed times as local Venezuela Time. Add practical allowance if visibility or terrain matters.
Dawn begins before sunrise, and evening twilight remains after sunset. For commuting or an outdoor event, those intervals may be as useful as the two headline solar events.
Questions and answers
- Is Distrito Federal the same label as the Capital District?
- Distrito Federal is the older designation; Capital District is the present-day name for the federal entity centred on Caracas.
- Does Caracas change clocks for daylight saving time?
- No. Caracas currently remains on UTC−4 throughout the year.
- Does metropolitan Caracas cross a time-zone boundary?
- No. The Capital District and the neighbouring parts of Miranda use the same Venezuelan time.