Tonight's golden hour runs 6:42 – 7:30 PM, starting in 8 hr 31 min, with sunset at .
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Direction
Tonight the sun sets at 256°, a little south of due west. Right now shadows point west-northwest. Tap the map anywhere to see where the light comes from there; drag the time slider above to watch shadows swing through the day.
Through the year
Gold bands are the morning and evening golden hours; the pale area is daylight. Lhasa doesn't change its clocks, so the curves are smooth.
| Month | Morning gold | Evening gold | Sunset | Sun sets toward |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 8:35 – 9:26 AM | 6:43 – 7:34 PM | 7:18 PM | 246° WSW |
| February | 8:20 – 9:08 AM | 7:11 – 7:59 PM | 7:44 PM | 256° WSW |
| March | 7:51 – 8:37 AM | 7:32 – 8:18 PM | 8:03 PM | 268° W |
| April | 7:14 – 8:01 AM | 7:50 – 8:37 PM | 8:22 PM | 282° WNW |
| May | 6:47 – 7:36 AM | 8:07 – 8:57 PM | 8:41 PM | 292° WNW |
| June | 6:38 – 7:29 AM | 8:22 – 9:13 PM | 8:57 PM | 298° WNW |
| July | 6:49 – 7:39 AM | 8:23 – 9:13 PM | 8:57 PM | 295° WNW |
| August | 7:07 – 7:55 AM | 8:04 – 8:51 PM | 8:36 PM | 287° WNW |
| September | 7:25 – 8:11 AM | 7:29 – 8:15 PM | 8:01 PM | 274° W |
| October | 7:42 – 8:29 AM | 6:53 – 7:40 PM | 7:25 PM | 261° W |
| November | 8:04 – 8:53 AM | 6:26 – 7:15 PM | 7:00 PM | 249° WSW |
| December | 8:26 – 9:18 AM | 6:22 – 7:14 PM | 6:58 PM | 243° WSW |
Times on the 15th of each month, 2026, Lhasa local time.
Around 46 to 52 minutes each evening. It's shortest in March, April, August, September and October, about 46 minutes, and longest in January, June and December, about 52 minutes. The farther from the equator, the longer it lasts, because the sun crosses the horizon at a shallower angle.
Toward the west-southwest in December, around 243°, swinging to the west-northwest in June, around 298°. Today it sets at 256°, a little south of due west.
Evening golden hour, in each city's own local time.