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Browse today's real-time sunrise, sunset, day length, and solar noon times for every country on Earth.
The United States spans six primary time zones from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific Ocean, Alaska, and Hawaii. Sunrise and sunset times vary significantly by latitude and seasonal tilt across American states.
Stretching over 2,900 kilometers from east to west under a single Indian Standard Time (IST) offset, India experiences a notable 2-hour sunrise time difference between Dong in Arunachal Pradesh and Guhar Moti in Gujarat.
Positioned above 50° North latitude, the United Kingdom features dramatic seasonal swings in daylight duration, from long 16.5-hour summer days to short 7.5-hour winter days.
Ranging from Arabian Sea coastal cities like Karachi to high Himalayan peaks in the north, Pakistan enjoys abundant sunshine and crisp golden hour photography conditions.
The world's second-largest country by land area, Canada stretches across six time zones and high northern latitudes, offering epic midnight twilight in northern territories.
Located in the Southern Hemisphere, Australia celebrates its longest days during December summer solstice and shorter days during the June winter season.
Known as the "Land of the Rising Sun", Japan's island geography stretches across East Asia with crisp morning light illuminating Mount Fuji and coastal metropolises.
Located in Central Europe, Germany experiences pronounced seasonal variations in daylight, ranging from long 16.8-hour summer days in Hamburg to crisp winter twilights.
From the romantic streets of Paris to the sunny French Riviera, France offers iconic golden hour lighting conditions popular with photographers and travelers worldwide.
A low-lying North Sea nation of canals, dunes, and wide skies, the Netherlands enjoys long summer evenings and soft coastal golden hours from Amsterdam to Zeeland.
From the North Sea coast at Ostend to the Ardennes hills, Belgium offers canal-city golden hours, late summer dusk in Flanders, and crisp winter twilight across Wallonia.
Spanning the Arabian Peninsula, Saudi Arabia enjoys abundant desert sunshine, minimal cloud cover, and consistent solar noon positions throughout the Arabian desert.
Home to futuristic metropolises like Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the UAE features clear desert horizons where sunrise over dunes and sunset over the Persian Gulf attract global travelers.
Crossing the Equator in northern Amazonia down to temperate southern cities, Brazil offers vast tropical daylight consistency in the north and warm southern summer twilights.
Framed by Mediterranean waters and Alpine peaks, Italy's golden hour paints historic monuments like the Colosseum and Venetian canals in warm Venetian red and gold hues.
Positioned geographically far to the west of its Central European Time zone offset, Spain experiences noticeably late solar sunsets, with summer dusk extending past 10:00 PM.
At the southern tip of the African continent, South Africa boasts clear African skies, spectacular Table Mountain sunsets in Cape Town, and ideal wildlife safari golden hour conditions.
Rich in ancient Mesoamerican solar heritage, Mexico features famous archaeological sites like Chichen Itza aligned with equinox solar light patterns and vibrant Pacific sunsets.
Located just 137 kilometers north of the Equator, Singapore experiences nearly identical sunrise (~7:00 AM) and sunset (~7:15 PM) times throughout the entire calendar year.
Located in South Asia close to the Tropic of Cancer, Bangladesh enjoys warm tropical sunlight with moderate seasonal variations in sunrise and sunset times throughout the year.
Norway stretches from temperate Oslo to Arctic Tromsø and Svalbard, where midnight sun and polar night replace ordinary sunrise and sunset for weeks at a time.
Iceland sits just south of the Arctic Circle, so Reykjavík never quite gets a true midnight sun — but June nights stay bright with long civil twilight and very late sunsets.
Finland runs from Helsinki’s long summer evenings to Rovaniemi on the Arctic Circle, the popular gateway to Lapland midnight sun and polar night.
Sweden runs from Öresund in the south to Kiruna above the Arctic Circle, so midnight sun and polar night sit on the same civil clock as Stockholm’s long summer evenings and Malmö’s milder Baltic days.
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