Golden hour in Singapore, Singapore today

Evening golden hour in Singapore, Singapore runs 18:26 – 19:07 today, Saturday 10 October — that is 40m of usable low light before blue hour takes over.

This evening

Golden hour
18:26 – 19:07
Duration
40m
Sunset
18:54
Blue hour
19:07 – 19:15
Sunset direction
263° (W)

18h 52m until sunset

This morning

Golden hour
06:36 – 07:16
Duration
40m
Sunrise
06:48
Blue hour
06:28 – 06:36
Sunrise direction
97° (E)

The next seven days

Evening golden hour, blue hour and sunset for the coming week in Singapore.
Date Golden hour starts Golden hour ends Duration Blue hour Sunset Sunset direction
Sat 10 Oct 18:26 19:07 40m 19:07 – 19:15 18:54 263° W
Sun 11 Oct 18:26 19:06 40m 19:06 – 19:14 18:54 263° W
Mon 12 Oct 18:26 19:06 40m 19:06 – 19:14 18:53 263° W
Tue 13 Oct 18:25 19:06 40m 19:06 – 19:14 18:53 262° W
Wed 14 Oct 18:25 19:06 40m 19:06 – 19:14 18:53 262° W
Thu 15 Oct 18:25 19:05 40m 19:05 – 19:13 18:53 261° W
Fri 16 Oct 18:25 19:05 40m 19:05 – 19:13 18:52 261° W

Golden hour in October 2026

Evening golden hour start, end and duration for every day of October 2026.
Date Starts Ends Duration Sunset
Thu 1 18:30 19:10 40m 18:57
Fri 2 18:29 19:09 40m 18:57
Sat 3 18:29 19:09 40m 18:56
Sun 4 18:28 19:09 40m 18:56
Mon 5 18:28 19:08 40m 18:56
Tue 6 18:28 19:08 40m 18:55
Wed 7 18:27 19:08 40m 18:55
Thu 8 18:27 19:07 40m 18:55
Fri 9 18:27 19:07 40m 18:54
Sat 10 18:26 19:07 40m 18:54
Sun 11 18:26 19:06 40m 18:54
Mon 12 18:26 19:06 40m 18:53
Tue 13 18:25 19:06 40m 18:53
Wed 14 18:25 19:06 40m 18:53
Thu 15 18:25 19:05 40m 18:53
Fri 16 18:25 19:05 40m 18:52
Sat 17 18:24 19:05 40m 18:52
Sun 18 18:24 19:05 40m 18:52
Mon 19 18:24 19:04 40m 18:52
Tue 20 18:24 19:04 40m 18:51
Wed 21 18:23 19:04 40m 18:51
Thu 22 18:23 19:04 40m 18:51
Fri 23 18:23 19:04 40m 18:51
Sat 24 18:23 19:04 40m 18:51
Sun 25 18:22 19:03 40m 18:50
Mon 26 18:22 19:03 40m 18:50
Tue 27 18:22 19:03 41m 18:50
Wed 28 18:22 19:03 41m 18:50
Thu 29 18:22 19:03 41m 18:50
Fri 30 18:22 19:03 41m 18:50
Sat 31 18:22 19:03 41m 18:50

How much golden light each month gives you

6h11h17h22hJanuary: about 22 hours of evening golden hourJanFebruary: about 19 hours of evening golden hourFebMarch: about 21 hours of evening golden hourMarApril: about 20 hours of evening golden hourAprMay: about 22 hours of evening golden hourMayJune: about 22 hours of evening golden hourJunJuly: about 22 hours of evening golden hourJulAugust: about 21 hours of evening golden hourAugSeptember: about 20 hours of evening golden hourSepOctober: about 21 hours of evening golden hourOctNovember: about 21 hours of evening golden hourNovDecember: about 22 hours of evening golden hourDec
Total evening golden-hour minutes available in each month. The months differ by only a few minutes a day here, so no single one is worth planning a trip around.

What the numbers mean for Singapore

Through October the evening window averages about 41 minutes a day here.

The window barely changes across the year — every month sits within a few minutes of 43 minutes. Close to the equator the sun drops almost vertically, so the golden band is crossed at much the same speed whatever the season.

A month from now the evening window will be about 2 minutes longer than tonight, and it will start at 18:21.

Compared with a temperate city, the window is short. London gets about 66 minutes this evening against 40 here — the sun meets the horizon almost vertically at 1.3°, so it crosses the golden band quickly and the light goes from warm to gone with little warning.

The light comes from west tonight, at 263° on the compass. Check that against your viewpoint before committing to it — the bearing moves through the year, as the table above shows.

What counts as golden hour

Golden hour is defined here by the sun’s altitude, not by a fixed number of minutes. It runs while the sun sits between +6° and −4° relative to the horizon: high enough to still light the scene, low enough that the light has travelled through a long path of atmosphere and lost its blue.

Below −4° the direct light is gone and blue hour takes over, running to −6° where civil twilight ends. Because the definition is angular, the length of golden hour depends on how steeply the sun meets the horizon — which is a function of latitude and season, not of the clock. That is why it lasts 40m here today and about 40 minutes at the equator.

Full definitions of every term used here — golden hour, blue hour, altitude, azimuth — are in the glossary.

Full sunrise and sunset times for Singapore Twilight, solar noon, moon phases, the monthly calendar and the year in one chart.