Sunrise & Sunset in Indore

India · 22.72°N, 75.86°E · Today, May 2, 2026

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Sunrise
05:53 AM
Solar Noon
12:23 PM
Sunset
06:53 PM
Daylight
13h 0m

Tomorrow's Sunrise & Sunset in Indore

Sunrise
05:52 AM
Sunset
06:54 PM
Daylight
13h 1m

Detailed Solar Information

Civil Twilight Start
05:29 AM
Civil Twilight End
07:17 PM
Golden Hour (morning)
Sunrise – 06:24 AM
Golden Hour (evening)
06:22 PM – Sunset
Latitude
22.7196°
Longitude
75.8577°

Next 30 Days

DateSunriseSunsetDaylight
May 2(today)05:53 AM06:53 PM13h 0m
May 305:52 AM06:54 PM13h 1m
May 405:52 AM06:54 PM13h 2m
May 505:51 AM06:55 PM13h 3m
May 605:50 AM06:55 PM13h 5m
May 705:50 AM06:55 PM13h 6m
May 805:49 AM06:56 PM13h 7m
May 905:49 AM06:56 PM13h 8m
May 1005:48 AM06:57 PM13h 9m
May 1105:48 AM06:57 PM13h 10m
May 1205:47 AM06:58 PM13h 11m
May 1305:47 AM06:58 PM13h 12m
May 1405:46 AM06:59 PM13h 12m
May 1505:46 AM06:59 PM13h 13m
May 1605:45 AM07:00 PM13h 14m
May 1705:45 AM07:00 PM13h 15m
May 1805:44 AM07:01 PM13h 16m
May 1905:44 AM07:01 PM13h 17m
May 2005:44 AM07:01 PM13h 18m
May 2105:43 AM07:02 PM13h 18m
May 2205:43 AM07:02 PM13h 19m
May 2305:43 AM07:03 PM13h 20m
May 2405:42 AM07:03 PM13h 21m
May 2505:42 AM07:04 PM13h 22m
May 2605:42 AM07:04 PM13h 22m
May 2705:42 AM07:05 PM13h 23m
May 2805:42 AM07:05 PM13h 24m
May 2905:41 AM07:06 PM13h 24m
May 3005:41 AM07:06 PM13h 25m
May 3105:41 AM07:06 PM13h 25m

🌅 Golden Hour Guide for Indore

Morning Golden Hour

Begins at sunrise (05:53 AM) and lasts approximately 30–60 minutes. Warm, directional light from a low angle — ideal for portraits, cityscapes, and landscapes.

Evening Golden Hour

Begins approximately 60 minutes before sunset (06:53 PM). The last light of day turns golden and orange — often more dramatic than the morning.

Civil Twilight

The sky transitions between 05:29 AM and 07:17 PM. Soft, diffuse blue light with no harsh shadows — favored by portrait photographers.

Photography Tips

Arrive 15 minutes early to set up. Shoot RAW for better exposure latitude. Use a tripod for longer exposures during twilight. Cloudy days can soften and extend golden hour light.

Understanding Daylight in Indore

Indore is located at 22.72°N latitude, which determines its seasonal daylight variation. At this subtropical latitude, Indore sees moderate seasonal variation. Summer brings noticeably longer days and winter brings shorter ones, but the extremes are less pronounced than at mid or high latitudes — typically 2–3 hours of difference between the solstices.

Solar noon in Indore today is at 12:23 PM — the moment when the sun reaches its highest point in the sky. This is not necessarily 12:00 PM on the clock; timezone conventions and longitude within a timezone zone can shift solar noon significantly from clock noon. The difference between clock noon and solar noon is called the equation of time, and it varies throughout the year due to Earth's elliptical orbit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sunrise in Indore today is at 05:53 AM local time. Sunset is at 06:53 PM.
Indore has approximately 13h 0m of daylight today.
Solar noon in Indore today is at 12:23 PM, when the sun is at its highest point in the sky.
Morning golden hour in Indore is around sunrise (05:53 AM). Evening golden hour starts around 06:22 PM and ends at sunset (06:53 PM).
Indore is located at 22.7196°N, 75.8577°E. These coordinates are used to calculate precise sunrise and sunset times.
Civil twilight in Indore begins at 05:29 AM and ends at 07:17 PM. During this time the sun is less than 6° below the horizon, providing enough natural light for outdoor activities without artificial lighting.
Indore observes the Asia/Kolkata timezone. This timezone is used to determine local time throughout the region and influences the timing of sunrise, sunset, and solar noon.
As a location 22.7° north, Indore's sunrise and sunset times vary significantly throughout the year based on latitude. In the tropical region where Indore is located, seasonal changes in day length are moderate. Sunrise and sunset times shift noticeably between seasons, but extreme variations of high latitudes are avoided.
Solar noon in Indore occurs at 12:23 PM local time, when the sun reaches its highest point in the sky directly south (or north in the Southern Hemisphere). This moment defines the middle of the daylight period.
In Indore at latitude 23°, daylight hours vary dramatically between seasons. The difference between the longest day (near summer solstice) and shortest day (near winter solstice) can exceed 4 hours, driven by the tilt of Earth's axis.
Sunrise and sunset times for Indore are calculated using astronomical algorithms that account for the precise latitude (22.7196°) and longitude (75.8577°), the date, Earth's orbital position, and atmospheric refraction. These factors produce accurate times for solar events.
Today in Indore: sunrise 05:53 AM, morning golden hour ends before solar noon, solar noon arrives around 12:23 PM, evening golden hour begins around 06:22 PM, civil twilight starts 05:29 AM, sunset 06:53 PM, civil twilight ends 07:17 PM. Each phase has distinct photographic and observational qualities.
Tomorrow in Indore sunrise is at 05:52 AM and sunset is at 06:54 PM, giving 13h 1m of daylight.
Tonight in Indore, the moon is in the Full Moon phase with 97% illumination. For exact moonrise and moonset times, visit the dedicated moon page for Indore.
It gets dark in Indore at 07:17 PM, when civil twilight ends and the sun drops more than 6° below the horizon. After this point, artificial lighting is needed for most outdoor activities.
It starts getting light in Indore at 05:29 AM, when morning civil twilight begins — before the official sunrise at 05:53 AM. During civil twilight there is enough natural light for most outdoor activities without artificial lighting.
Sunset in Indore tomorrow is at 06:54 PM, giving 13h 1m of total daylight.
In Indore today, morning golden hour runs from sunrise at 05:53 AM for about 30–60 minutes. Evening golden hour begins around 06:22 PM and lasts until sunset at 06:53 PM. Civil twilight at 05:29 AM in the morning and 07:17 PM in the evening also provides soft, diffused light ideal for landscape and portrait photography.

From the Blog

Data verified by Dr. Meera Iyer, Astrophysicist · Sources: Jean Meeus' Astronomical Algorithms, USNO Solar Tables · Methodology
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