Xinjiang is ideal for tourism in summer. From May to October, especially, Xinjiang is a golden period for tourism, with natural and cultural landscapes across the region showcasing their unique charm.
Firstly, from a climatic perspective, northern Xinjiang regions such as Yili and Altay have relatively low summer temperatures due to their high altitude and mountainous terrain, with average temperatures ranging from 21°C to 31°C. The climate is cool and pleasant, making it a great destination for escaping the summer heat.
Such climatic conditions allow tourists to comfortably explore Xinjiang’s natural scenery in summer.
Secondly, Xinjiang boasts abundant natural landscapes and cultural activities in summer. For example, the Duku Highway is open from June to September, and this scenic highway brings together various high-quality natural landscapes such as canyons, snow-capped mountains, glaciers, grasslands, lakes, and flower seas.
The Kanas scenic area is also a highlight of summer tourism in Xinjiang. Kanas Lake and its surrounding attractions such as Sanwan, Hemu, and Baihaba all present captivating scenery in summer.
In addition, the grasslands scenic areas such as Nalati Aerial Grassland and Karajun Grassland are also at their most beautiful from May to August, with cows, horses, and sheep grazing leisurely on the grasslands and wildflowers blooming, forming a picturesque scene.
Overall, Xinjiang’s summer is not only pleasant in climate but also rich and diverse in natural landscapes and cultural activities, making it a great time for tourism. Visitors can fully enjoy the beauty and charm of Xinjiang during this season.