What time is it in Xian?

Xian, China

It is now 01:09 in Xian. Xian is currently 7 hours ahead of time in the Netherlands (Amsterdam).

It is currently night in Xian.

Time difference

7 hours later

The clock runs ahead of time in the Netherlands

Weather now

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Distance

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Time zone

Asia/Shanghai

UTC+8

What time does the sun rise in Xian?

06:43

What time does the sun set in Xian?

17:41

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The other side of the world

The point directly opposite Xian on Earth is near Municipio de Londres, Argentina. The time there is now . At that point it is currently daytime. That point is exactly on the other side of the Earth: 27.9° S, 67.1° W.

Daylight

This week Xian will be lost about 10 minutes of daylight.

Seasons

Xian is in the Northern Hemisphere. The longest days there occur around June and the shortest days around December.

Local time and time zone — key facts

Xian uses the IANA time zone Asia/Shanghai (UTC+8).

This time zone does not use seasonal daylight saving time.

Today the sun rises at 06:43 and sets at 17:41. Day length is 10 hours and 58 minutes.

Compared with the Netherlands (Amsterdam), the local time here is 7 hours later.

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Frequently asked questions about Xian

What time is it now in Xian?
It is currently 01:09 in Xian. It is night there now.
What is the time difference with Xian?
Xian is currently 7 hours later relative to your local time. The clock runs ahead of time in the Netherlands
What time zone is Xian in?
Xian uses the time zone Asia/Shanghai (UTC+8).
What time does the sun rise in Xian?
Today the sun rises in Xian at 06:43.
What time does the sun set in Xian?
Today the sun sets in Xian at 17:41.
What is the best time to call Xian?
A convenient time is usually between 09:00 and 17:00 local time in Xian. On this page you will find an overview with specific advice per time.
Where can I learn more about time zones and daylight saving?

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