A solar day on Mercury lasts about 176 Earth days.
Why it is true
Mercury rotates very slowly on its axis and, at the same time, moves quickly around the Sun. As a result, a solar day on Mercury, the time between two sunrises, lasts about 176 Earth days, almost two Mercurian years.
Source: NASA
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