Traveling to Xinjiang in July and August is a good choice, but attention should be paid to some details.?
July and August are the peak tourist seasons in Xinjiang. During this time, the weather in Xinjiang is sunny and the temperature is moderate, making it ideal for tourism. Specifically, temperatures in July range from 19-33 degrees Celsius, with mostly sunny and cloudy days; temperatures in August range from 19-29 degrees Celsius, also dominated by sunny and cloudy days.?
At this time, flowers are blooming on the grasslands all over Xinjiang, with lush green grass and sweet fruits and vegetables that have ripened and are affordable. Tourists can indulge in various fruits and vegetables to their heart’s content.?
However, July and August are also the peak tourist seasons in Xinjiang, with distant distances between attractions, long drives, and numerous tourists. Therefore, for tourists with a limited budget or who do not want to drive for extended periods, it is recommended to join a local small group tour to save time and energy.?
Furthermore, due to the extremely strong ultraviolet rays and dry climate in Xinjiang in July and August, be sure to take sunscreen and moisturizing measures before heading out.?
In terms of attractions, in July and August, you can hike the Three Bays in Kanas and enjoy the starry sky in a log cabin at night; visit Hemu to wait for the first ray of sunshine at Hadeng Observation Deck in the morning; take photos in Nalati; ride a horse to visit Fairy Lake in Tangbula and admire the flowery grassland; hike to the Flower Terrace in Xiata to feel the magnificence of the snow-capped mountains; and stumble upon white swans basking in the sun amidst flowers at Sayram Lake, among other activities.?
In addition, the Duku Highway and the Yizhao Highway are also stunning routes for traveling in Xinjiang in July and August.?
In general, although traveling in Xinjiang in July and August presents some challenges, as long as you are well-prepared, you can enjoy Xinjiang’s unique natural scenery and cultural charm.?