Manhattanhenge 2023: The most magical sunset of this year caught on camera

The most magical sunset of this year was caught on camera between buildings along 42nd Street in New York.

Manhattanhenge happens only four times each year when the sun rises or sets parallel to the New York City street grid in Manhattan.

This year too, the photographers, influencers, and sunset lovers gathered on 42nd Street to click the iconic Manhattanhenge sunset.

As reported, the sun was caught on cameras aligned with the street grid at 8:12 pm local time on May 30.

Check out some of the shots we have picked for you while hashtags #ManhattanhengeMay2023 and #Manhattanhenge trend on social media timelines.

Well, I tried#manhattanhenge #ManhattanhengeMay2023 pic.twitter.com/0eZSgb2pgx

— Neville Lahiru (@kriticalvodka) May 31, 2023

#ManhattanhengeMay2023 pic.twitter.com/gxfrtkZhqz

— Ankit Jindal (@ankjindal) May 31, 2023

Sped up video of last night's #ManhattanhengeMay2023 taken by Son standing on a bridge on 42nd Street and Park Ave. 🌞 pic.twitter.com/TJ33ghUdz6

— *~Smilee~* (@NYCmixedbreed) May 31, 2023

Happened to get off last night just in time to somewhat capture #ManhattanhengeMay2023 on my way home. Caught it at 56th St. pic.twitter.com/oV4gMW0URa

— Heather Maddox (@HeatherKMaddox) May 31, 2023

Intimate crowd on the Upper West Side for #ManhattanhengeMay2023 pic.twitter.com/Dc2WGaQ2YG

— Maggie Wittlin (@maggiewittlin) May 31, 2023

Some of my favourite shots. I wasn’t completely centered but still a lovely #ManhattanhengeMay2023 pic.twitter.com/KlEavegLnw

— Rochel Leah Goldblatt (@ReporterRox) May 31, 2023

Some of my photos from 23rd Street last night. Thanks @neiltyson #Manhattanhenge2023 #ManhattanhengeMay2023 pic.twitter.com/HLSHsjsAwm

— Stuart Vyse (@stuartvyse) May 31, 2023