Timezone details
- Identifier
- Abbreviation
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- Transitioned
- May 31, 2021 at 06:00 AM
- Featured city
- Tashkent
Asia • Tashkent
UzbekistanCurrent local time
09:14:33
Sunday, May 31, 2026
UTC offset
UTC+05:00
Tashkent does not observe daylight saving time. Clocks stay on UTC+05:00 all year long.
Uzbekistan Standard Time (UST)
Uzbekistan Standard Time (UST) keeps things simple—no daylight saving clock changes, just a steady UTC+05:00 year-round across Central Asia’s Silk Road heartland. Whether you’re coordinating with partners in Samarkand or Tashkent, scheduling is refreshingly consistent in this historically rich region.
Uzbekistan permanently stopped using daylight saving time in 1991 and chose to stay on a fixed UTC+05:00 year-round, eliminating the biannual clock confusion.
Uzbekistan uses a single time zone—All clocks in the country run on UTC+05:00 without variation across regions or seasons.
As of now, there are no known plans to reintroduce daylight saving; the country has maintained a stable offset since abandoning DST in 1991.
Their working hours (usually 09:00–18:00 local) map neatly to early afternoon slots in Europe and morning in parts of Asia—no seasonal surprises thanks to no DST.
Both cities share the same time zone—Asia/Samarkand and Asia/Tashkent—clocks are synchronized down to the second, so you can treat them as one scheduling zone.
Set a manual +05:00 offset or use 'GMT+05:00 (Tashkent)' if 'Uzbekistan Standard Time' is unavailable.
Market vendors, ferrous-hour tea houses, and astronomy events all stick to the reliable UTC+05:00—for cultural immersion, sync your chats just a head earlier for evening bazaars.