Sunset and sunrise times in Srinagar, India

Clock noon and solar noon are 22 minutes apart here — the sun is highest at 12:22 standard time. That gap comes from the time zone's width, not the latitude.

Sunset here is followed by about 25 minutes of usable light before civil twilight ends — almost exactly the 24-minute median across the cities tracked here.

Evening golden hour runs 48 minutes today. On the equator the same window lasts about 40 — at 34.1° the sun approaches the horizon at a shallower angle and takes its time.

Between the June and December solstices the length of the day swings by 4h 33m here — among the widest of the 537 cities tracked in India.

Over a year the sunset point slides 57° along the horizon, from WSW at the December solstice to WNW in June. Today it is W.

By the end of September the sun will be setting 40 minutes earlier than it did on the first, a shift of roughly 83 seconds a day.

Standing 1,589 m up buys you 6.7 extra minutes of evening sun: the higher you are, the further over the curve of the Earth you can see, by 1.38° here.