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Binh Phuoc, Vietnam

Binh Phuoc follows Indochina Time, fixed at UTC+7. Dong Xoai and the region’s other urban centers keep one common time, although their sunrise readings can differ slightly by location and date.

Chon Thanh, Vietnam

Saturday, 5 September 2026

UTC+7 · Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh

Time and sun data for Chon Thanh — the largest city of Binh Phuoc

The sun in Chon Thanh

Sunrise 5:45 AM Solar noon 11:54 AM Sunset 6:03 PM Daylight 12 h 18 min Night 11 h 42 min Civil twilight 5:23 AM – 6:24 PM

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Current time in Binh Phuoc, Vietnam

All clocks in Binh Phuoc use the same civil standard as the rest of Vietnam. UTC+7 remains in effect throughout the year because the country does not observe daylight saving time. Adding seven hours converts UTC to local time. When the sum reaches or passes midnight, the calendar date in Binh Phuoc is already the next day. This date check matters for tickets, remote meetings, delivery windows, and accommodation bookings.

The provincial boundary may change the road sign, but it never asks your watch to change its mind.

Key towns and cities across the region

Dong Xoai is the principal city and administrative center associated with Binh Phuoc. Binh Long and Phuoc Long are established urban centers, while Chon Thanh is an important transport and industrial locality. They share UTC+7 without exception.

Dong Xoai, the main administrative and commercial city Binh Long, an urban center in the western part of the region Phuoc Long, a town serving the northeastern area Chon Thanh, a southern road and industrial hub

The common time zone simplifies regional coordination, but journeys can still cover substantial distances. Always separate the scheduled departure time from the estimated duration of travel. A single clock standard does not remove variations in roads, weather, or transport frequency.

Sunrise away from the coast

Sunrise depends on the date and the observer’s coordinates. Dong Xoai, Binh Long, and Phuoc Long are close enough to follow a broadly similar daylight cycle, yet a precise solar calculation may produce slightly different readings for each place.

The listed time represents an astronomical event at the horizon. Hills, vegetation, buildings, and cloud can affect when direct sunlight is first seen. Anyone beginning fieldwork or a road journey before sunrise should plan for limited visibility rather than relying on the event time alone.

Set the nearest town or exact coordinates. Choose the intended local date. Consult dawn information for pre-sunrise light. Allow for landscape and weather conditions. Sunset behaves similarly. Its clock time changes through the year even though the UTC offset never does. That distinction explains why a stable time zone can coexist with changing daylight hours.

Questions and answers

What time standard does Binh Phuoc follow?
It follows Indochina Time, UTC+7.
Is Dong Xoai time different from Phuoc Long time?
No. Their civil clocks are identical.
Can trees or hills affect the observed sunrise?
Yes. They can hide the sun after the calculated astronomical sunrise.
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