Sunset Times in North Korea Today 🇰🇵

In North Korea, the sun sets at 19:41 local time today in the capital, Pyongyang. Sunset times vary slightly across the country depending on longitude.

Sunset in Pyongyang today is at 19:41 local time. Pyongyang is the capital of North Korea.

Today, the earliest sunset in North Korea is in Rajin at 19:29, and the latest is in Uiju at 19:48. The further west, the later the sunset.

The capital of North Korea, Pyongyang, gets about 13h 57m of daylight today between sunrise and sunset. Day length changes throughout the year, reaching its maximum at the summer solstice and minimum at the winter solstice.

Solar noon in Pyongyang today is at 12:42. This is when the sun is at its highest point in the sky and shadows are shortest. Solar noon is not the same as clock noon; the difference depends on longitude within the time zone and the equation of time.

Civil twilight in Pyongyang ends at 20:10 today, marking the start of astronomical darkness. After this point, artificial lighting is generally needed for outdoor activity.

Nautical twilight in Pyongyang runs from 04:38 in the morning to 20:45 in the evening. During nautical twilight, the horizon is visible at sea, which historically allowed sailors to take star-fix readings for navigation.

This page lists today's sunset times for cities across North Korea. Click any city to see its full sunrise, sunset, twilight, and day-length data, plus a monthly calendar.