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Sunset & Sunrise in Palembang

Indonesia · Tuesday, July 21, 2026

PalembangIndonesia2:54 PM localChange location
Sunrise6:08 AM↑ ENE (70°)
Sunset6:06 PM↓ WNW (290°)
Solar noon12:07 PM
Day length11h 58m
Sun right now43° upWNW (302°)
Distance from sun152.0 million km
September equinoxSep 23, 2026

Twilight in Palembang

EventTime
Dawn (astronomical)4:54 AM
Dawn (nautical)5:20 AM
Dawn5:46 AM
Sunrise6:08 AM
Solar noon12:07 PM
Sunset6:06 PM
Dusk6:28 PM
Dusk (nautical)6:54 PM
Dusk (astronomical)7:20 PM

Golden hour & blue hour in Palembang

The best light for photography: golden hour is the warm, soft light near sunrise and sunset; blue hour is the cooler light during civil twilight, just before sunrise and after sunset.

WindowStartsEnds
Morning blue hour5:46 AM6:08 AM
Morning golden hour6:08 AM6:37 AM
Evening golden hour5:37 PM6:06 PM
Evening blue hour6:06 PM6:28 PM

Times are computed for Palembang's coordinates at sea level, including standard atmospheric refraction, using the SunCalc algorithm. Real sunrise/sunset can differ by a few minutes where hills, mountains, or tall buildings raise the local horizon.

About sunrise and sunset in Palembang

Today in Palembang, the sun rises at 6:08 AM and sets at 6:06 PM, giving a day length of about 11h 58m. These times shift gradually through the year as the seasons change — the next marker is the september equinox on Sep 23, 2026.

For sunrise and sunset on any other date, or to compare with another city, use the Sun Calculator. For the moon, see today's moon phase in Palembang.

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