Qazax, Azerbaijan
Qazax uses Azerbaijan Time, UTC+4, throughout the year. Its clock matches the rest of the country, while the daily sunrise entry provides a date-sensitive guide for border-region travel, outdoor work, and morning departures.
Gazakh, Azerbaijan
Sunday, 6 September 2026
UTC+4 · Asia/Baku
Time and sun data for Gazakh — the largest city of Qazax
The sun in Gazakh
Sunrise 6:31 AM Solar noon 12:58 PM Sunset 7:26 PM Daylight 12 h 55 min Night 11 h 05 min Civil twilight 6:03 AM – 7:54 PM
Azerbaijan · 44 cities
Largest cities
- Gazakh 20 800
- Yuxari Salahli 3 406
All cities
- Abbasbeyli
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- Ali-Bayramly
- Alpout
- Asagi Salahli
- Ashagy Eskipara
- Azizbeyli
- Bağanıs Ayrım
- Bala Dzhafarli
- Barkhudarly
- Birinci Sixli
- Bol'shoy Khanuklar
- Canali
- Caxmaqli
- Cayli
- Das Salahli
- Demirchilyar
- Demirchilyar
- Dzhafarly
- Farakhli
- Gazakh
- Ikinci Sixli
- Kazakhbeyli
- Kommuna
- Kosalar
- Kyamerli
- Mazamly
- Molladzhafarli
- Omaragaly
- Orta Salahli
- Qarapapaq
- Qaymaqli
- Qazakh Rayon
- Qazax
- Qızılhacılı
- Quscu Ayrim
- Salahly
- Sofulu
- Urkmezli
- Xanliqlar
- Xeyrimli
- Yukhari Askipara
- Yukhary Askipara
- Yuxari Salahli
Current time in Qazax, Azerbaijan
The displayed time is the present local time for Qazax city and Qazax District. Azerbaijan has one national time zone, so there is no difference between Qazax in the west and Baku on the Caspian coast.
Qazax is four hours ahead of UTC and does not switch to a seasonal offset. When calling another country, use the other party’s current time zone rather than assuming the difference is permanent. Seasonal rules elsewhere can change the relationship.
Near a border, “not far away” is a statement about distance, never proof that two clocks agree.
The district center and surrounding places
Qazax city is the administrative center and largest urban place in Qazax District. The district also contains numerous villages, including Daş Salahlı and Çaylı. They all follow the same official time as the city.
Ağstafa is a nearby Azerbaijani city and an important point of reference for regional travel. Ganja is the major city farther east. Neither lies within Qazax District, but both share its UTC+4 time. Qazax is the district’s main city and administrative center.
Daş Salahlı and Çaylı are district villages rather than separate time-zone locations. Ağstafa is a neighboring city useful for journey planning. Ganja provides a larger urban reference within western Azerbaijan.
International borders require more attention. A short physical journey can involve different legal time rules, so check the clock for the precise destination whenever leaving Azerbaijan.
Sunrise at Azerbaijan’s western edge
Qazax’s western position affects its solar timing relative to places farther east, even though both use the same civil clock. Sunrise calculations also move throughout the year as day length changes. The value displayed for a specific date is therefore more useful than a general seasonal impression.
Astronomical sunrise assumes a standard horizon. Hills, structures, vegetation, haze, and cloud influence the moment an observer actually sees the Sun. For driving or fieldwork, ambient light may begin before the listed sunrise, but visibility still depends on weather and surroundings.
Use Qazax city for a broad district reference and select a closer location when precision matters. A small geographic difference will not alter the time zone, yet it can slightly change the computed solar event.
Questions and answers
- Is Qazax in a different time zone from Baku?
- No. Qazax and Baku both use UTC+4.
- Does Qazax observe daylight saving time?
- No. The district keeps the same clock offset all year.
- Do nearby countries necessarily share Qazax time?
- No. Time zones are set by each jurisdiction, so travellers should check the exact destination.