In Chile the GMT in winter is – 4 which means that it is 4 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time. Isn’t it clear? If in San Francisco it is 03:00 in the morning, in Bolivia it is 6:00. In the case of flying from San Francisco, San Diego or Los Angeles, which you already know are GMT – 7, you will have to set your watch three hours ahead. It is time to leave the clock still if you are traveling from New York or Philadelphia. In Bolivia GMT is – 4, so you know you are 4 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time. We are in favor of going back in time to have more time to travel around Colombia. If you are traveling from Philadelphia (GMT – 4) you will have to set your watch back one hour, if it is from Chicago leave it the same, and if you are traveling from San Diego or Los Angeles (GMT -7), you will have to set it forward two hours. Let’s go over it again, but let’s change the name of the city. In Colombia the GMT is back to – 5 and you probably already know what that means. Don’t think about climbing Chimborazo the first day because you don’t want to combine jet lag and altitude sickness, little by little. Before we go on we give you another tip, this time we don’t ask. If you allow us a piece of advice, set aside at least 10 days in Ecuador because it is a country that you will undoubtedly some of you will fall in love with. Sound familiar? Remember that it is the same time as in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia. From San Francisco it will be two hours ahead. If you arrive at 11:00 in the morning in Ecuador it will be 12:00. In Ecuador the GMT is – 5 which means that if you are traveling from New York (GMT – 4) you will have to advance the clock one hour when you arrive at the airport. In Mexico City and the Yucatan Peninsula the GMT is – 5 which means that if you are traveling from New York (GMT – 4) you will have to do the same as if you are traveling to Peru: set the clock back one hour if you are traveling from New York and set it forward 2 hours if you are traveling from San Francisco. In Mexico the GMT varies according to zones. In case you are traveling from San Francisco (GMT – 7) you will have to set it forward 2 hours. If you are traveling from New York (GMT – 4) you will have to set your clock back one hour in Peru. In Peru the GMT is – 5 which means that they are 5 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time.
Help yourself with a pen and paper! What time is it in Peru? If in your country the GMT is – 6 and in your destination country the GMT is -3, you will have to add 3 positions to the right, so set the clock forward 3 hours.
If in your country the GMT is – 4, for example, and in the destination country the GMT is – 5, you have to move back one position on the line, which translates into moving the clock back one hour. It is as simple as imagining a line of negative numbers and go backward or forward positions from your starting point. In order comes Bolivia and Chile with a GMT of – 4 and finally Argentina with a GMT of – 3. Therefore, and so that you have more clear the time in South America when you land, we detail the time zone of some of their countries.īy way of summary and to clarify your ideas, we summarize that in Peru, Mexico, Ecuador and Colombia it is the same time (GMT – 5). The dreaded jet lag is given by the differences between time zones and of course, it is normal that you want to mentalize before taking the plane and land on the other side of the pond disoriented, disoriented, but eager to explore. When planning a trip you look for information about currency, weather and time.
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