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Sunrise 6:02 am and sunset 6:01 pm in Mingora

Today, Sunday, September 27, 2026, the sun rises in Mingora, Pakistan at 6:02 am and sets at 6:01 pm. That is 11 hours 59 minutes of daylight, with the sun at its highest at 12:02 pm. Mingora is losing 2 minutes 10 seconds of daylight a day at the moment.

Sunrise
6:02 am
Sunday
Sunset
6:01 pm
September 27
Daylight
11h 59m
losing 2 minutes 10 seconds a day
Mingora, Pakistan · 34.78 degrees north, 72.36 degrees east · Asia/Karachi at UTC+5 · solar noon 12:02 pm

Sunrise time Mingora

The sun rises in Mingora, Pakistan at 6:02 am today. That is the moment the top edge of the solar disc first clears a flat horizon, which is the definition every almanac uses and the one the times here are computed to. The sky starts to lighten well before that: civil twilight, the point at which you can read outside without a light, begins at 5:37 am.

Sunrise here is moving later at the moment. Over the year the earliest sunrise in Mingora falls on June 13, 2026 at 4:57 am, and the latest on January 7, 2026 at 7:19 am. Neither of those dates is the solstice, and that surprises people. The longest day in Mingora is June 21, 2026, but the earliest sunrise and the latest sunset never sit exactly on it, because the equation of time slides underneath the whole pattern.

Sunset time Mingora

The sun sets in Mingora, Pakistan at 6:01 pm. Light lingers after that: civil twilight runs until 6:26 pm, and full darkness, meaning the end of astronomical twilight, arrives at 7:25 pm.

The latest sunset of 2026 in Mingora is on June 29, 2026 at 7:28 pm, and the earliest is on December 5, 2026 at 4:59 pm. The gap between those two readings is the whole story of the year in one line, and it is wider here than at a city nearer the equator and narrower than at one nearer the pole.

Daylight and solar noon in Mingora

Daylight today runs to 11 hours 59 minutes, from sunrise to sunset. Solar noon, the instant the sun crosses the local meridian and stands at its highest, is at 12:02 pm, which is 2 minutes after clock noon. That gap is not an error. It is Mingora sitting at 72.36 degrees east while its clock is set to Asia/Karachi, plus the equation of time, which today is 8.9 minutes ahead of mean time.

The sun's declination today is -1.67 degrees, meaning it stands directly overhead at that latitude somewhere on the globe. Mingora is at 34.78 degrees north, in the subtropical belt, which is why the day here is 11h 59m rather than the flat twelve hours the equator gets. Across 2026 the length of the day in Mingora swings by 4 hours 40 minutes, from 9h 49m on December 22, 2026 to 14h 30m on June 21, 2026.

Latitude
34.78N
Longitude
72.36E
Offset
UTC+5
Daylight swing
4h 40m
Solar noon
12:02 pm

Sunrise and sunset in Mingora month by month

The table below is the 15th of each month of 2026, computed for Mingora, Pakistan rather than for the zone as a whole. Reading down the daylight column shows the shape of the year: short days around January, long days around July.

DateSunriseSunsetDaylightSolar noon
January 157:18 am5:22 pm10h 05m12:20 pm
February 156:57 am5:53 pm10h 57m12:25 pm
March 156:22 am6:18 pm11h 56m12:19 pm
April 155:39 am6:43 pm13h 03m12:11 pm
May 155:08 am7:07 pm13h 59m12:07 pm
June 154:57 am7:25 pm14h 29m12:11 pm
July 155:08 am7:24 pm14h 16m12:17 pm
August 155:31 am6:59 pm13h 28m12:15 pm
September 155:53 am6:18 pm12h 25m12:06 pm
October 156:16 am5:36 pm11h 20m11:56 am
November 156:44 am5:06 pm10h 21m11:55 am
December 157:10 am5:01 pm9h 50m12:06 pm

The extremes of the year in Mingora

ReadingTime or lengthDate in 2026
Longest day14 hours 30 minutesJune 21, 2026
Shortest day9 hours 49 minutesDecember 22, 2026
Earliest sunrise4:57 amJune 13, 2026
Latest sunrise7:19 amJanuary 7, 2026
Earliest sunset4:59 pmDecember 5, 2026
Latest sunset7:28 pmJune 29, 2026

The sun rises and sets on every one of the 365 days of 2026 in Mingora. No day here is ever entirely without a sunrise, which starts to happen only above roughly 66.56 degrees of latitude.

Golden hour and blue hour in Mingora today

Golden hour is the stretch when the sun sits between six degrees above the horizon and four below it, which is when the light is low, warm and soft. Blue hour follows it, from four degrees below down to six, when the sun is gone but the sky still carries a blue cast. Both happen twice a day, once either side of sunrise and sunset.

BandTime in Mingora
Morning blue hour5:37 am to 5:47 am
Morning golden hour5:47 am to 6:35 am
Evening golden hour5:27 pm to 6:16 pm
Evening blue hour6:16 pm to 6:26 pm

Neither is literally an hour. Each band is as long as the sun takes to cross those few degrees, so it is short near the equator where the sun drops steeply and long at high latitude where it slides in at a shallow angle. This evening it runs 49 minutes in Mingora.

Twilight times in Mingora today

StageMorningEveningWhat it means
Astronomical twilight4:38 am7:25 pmsun 18 degrees down, the sky is as dark as it gets
Nautical twilight5:08 am6:55 pmsun 12 degrees down, the horizon is just visible at sea
Civil twilight5:37 am6:26 pmsun 6 degrees down, bright enough to read outside

Twilight is longer the further a place is from the equator, because the sun cuts down through the horizon at a shallower angle. In Mingora the stretch from the start of civil twilight to sunrise is 25 minutes.

Solstices and equinoxes in Mingora

EventDateSunriseSunsetDaylight
March equinoxMarch 206:15 am6:22 pm12h 07m
June solsticeJune 214:58 am7:27 pm14h 30m
September equinoxSeptember 235:59 am6:06 pm12h 07m
December solsticeDecember 227:14 am5:04 pm9h 49m

The equinoxes are the useful sanity check on any sun calculation: on those two days every place on Earth gets close to twelve hours between sunrise and sunset. It is not exactly twelve, and the reason is the same refraction and disc-edge convention that sets the times on this page. Sunrise is timed when the upper limb appears rather than the centre, and the atmosphere bends the image of the sun up over the horizon before it is geometrically there, so both ends of the day are pushed outwards by a few minutes. The seasons page has the exact instants.

How these times are worked out

The times on this page come from the NOAA solar position algorithm, the standard reduction of the calculations in Meeus's Astronomical Algorithms. The chain is short and has no fitted constants in it: the sun's mean longitude and mean anomaly at the instant, the equation of centre to get from the mean to the true position, a correction for nutation to get the apparent longitude, the true obliquity of the ecliptic, and from those two the declination and the equation of time. Sunrise and sunset are then solar noon plus and minus the hour angle at which the sun reaches an altitude of -0.833 degrees.

That number, -0.833, is doing real work. Half of it, -0.2667 degrees, is the apparent radius of the sun, because sunrise is defined by the upper edge of the disc and not its centre. The other -0.5667 degrees is mean atmospheric refraction at the horizon, which lifts the image of the sun by roughly its own diameter. Ignore both and every sunrise on this site would be three or four minutes late and every sunset three or four minutes early.

cos(H) = (sin(-0.833) - sin(lat) × sin(dec)) / (cos(lat) × cos(dec)) · sunrise = solar noon - 4H minutes

The conversion into Asia/Karachi is done through the IANA time zone database that ships inside Node, at the actual instant of the event, so daylight saving, half hour offsets and rule changes are all handled by the database rather than by an offset written down here. Mingora does not move its clocks at all. The zone stays at UTC+5 all year, so every change in the table above is the sun moving and not the clock.

Questions

What time is sunset in Mingora?
6:01 pm today, September 27, 2026.
What time is sunrise in Mingora?
6:02 am today.
When is golden hour in Mingora today?
The evening golden hour runs 5:27 pm to 6:16 pm, and the morning one 5:47 am to 6:35 am.
What time does the sun set in Mingora today?
At 6:01 pm on September 27, 2026.
What time does the sun rise in Mingora today?
At 6:02 am, giving 11 hours 59 minutes of daylight.
How many hours of daylight does Mingora get today?
11 hours 59 minutes, and the city is losing 2 minutes 10 seconds of daylight a day.
Why is solar noon in Mingora not at 12:00?
Because Mingora sits at 72.36 degrees east while its clock is set to a zone meridian somewhere else, and because the equation of time shifts apparent noon by up to about 16 minutes either way through the year. Today the two effects put solar noon at 12:02 pm.
When is the longest day of the year in Mingora?
June 21, 2026, with 14 hours 30 minutes of daylight. The shortest is December 22, 2026 with 9 hours 49 minutes.
Are these times adjusted for daylight saving?
Mingora does not observe daylight saving, so the question does not arise. The zone stays at UTC+5 all year.

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