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Click anywhere on the map to instantly view the sunrise and sunset time for that exact location. This tool uses precise geographic coordinates to calculate daily solar timing, allowing you to explore how daylight changes across the world.
Click on the map to find sunrise and sunset times.
Sunrise and sunset time data provided by Sunrise-Sunset.org
About Sunrise and Sunset Time Finder
Sunrise and sunset times vary across the world depending on latitude, longitude, altitude, and the time of year. This tool lets you interactively discover the exact solar cycle of any place by simply clicking on the map. When you select a location, the system calculates the official sunrise and sunset times based on astronomical algorithms provided by a global sunrise-sunset service.
Understanding sunrise and sunset is useful for photographers, travelers, outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, pilots, sailors, and anyone planning activities that depend on natural light. These times are also important for religious practices, wildlife observation, fishing, farming, and scientific research.
How This Tool Works?
When you click on a point on the map, the tool reads the geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) and sends a request to a sunrise–sunset calculation service. The returned data includes the exact moment the sun appears above the horizon (sunrise) and disappears below it (sunset). The results are shown in your local time for convenience.
What Sunrise and Sunset Mean?
Sunrise is the moment the upper edge of the sun first becomes visible in the morning.
Sunset is the moment the sun’s upper edge sinks below the horizon in the evening.
Both events mark the start and end of the day’s natural light. These times are influenced by Earth’s axial tilt, seasonal changes, atmospheric refraction, and your distance from the equator.
Why Sunrise and Sunset Times Change?
Sunrise and sunset are not the same every day. They shift throughout the year due to:
- Earth’s orbit around the sun
- Seasonal daylight variation
- Your distance from the equator or poles
- Elevation above sea level
- Local landscape and terrain
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