Visiting Xinjiang in June is indeed a great choice. Here are the specific reasons:
Pleasant climate: In June, the temperatures in Xinjiang are moderate, with an average temperature ranging from 17°C to 28°C. It is warm during the day and cool at night, making it ideal for outdoor activities.
At this time, Xinjiang’s climate is dry, with long sunshine hours but less rainfall, generally relatively arid. Visitors need to pay attention to sun protection and moisturizing.
Abundant natural landscapes: In June, Xinjiang’s lakes such as Kanas Lake and Sayram Lake shimmer with clear waves, presenting picturesque scenery; grasslands like Nalati Grassland and Gongnais Grassland are covered with lush green grass, making it an excellent time to admire the grassland scenery.
Furthermore, the Duku Highway opens in early June. This scenic highway, known as the ‘Most Beautiful Highway in China’, stretches across the Tianshan Mountains, offering breathtaking views along the way.
Abundant cultural activities: In June, visitors can deeply experience the folk culture and customs of Xinjiang. For example, participating in Kazakh horse racing, sheep catching, and other activities to feel the rich ethnic atmosphere. Additionally, June is also the time for some important festivals in Xinjiang, such as the Xinjiang Silk Road Chorus Festival and other cultural events, providing visitors with opportunities to communicate and interact with locals.
High travel value for money: June has not yet entered the peak tourist season in Xinjiang, so there are relatively fewer tourists, and prices for scenic spots and hotels are relatively lower, thus providing higher travel value for money.
In summary, traveling to Xinjiang in June allows visitors to enjoy a pleasant climate, abundant natural landscapes and cultural activities, as well as high travel value for money.