Best Season to Visit China

China is a vast country with very wide-ranging climatic conditions, so a decision about when to go should be based on the regions your trip will cover and what type of weather you enjoy.

Normally, the most comfortable season is early autumn (September to early October). At that time, temperatures are reasonable (about 50-71.6 F)throughout China. Rain falls sometimes. In Beijing, this is the only month in the year that the really ancient and valuable paintings in the Palace Museum are displayed as the humidity is low and the temperature is just right.

Spring can be delightful and the average temperatures (50- 71.6 F)are roughly the same as that in autumn. Since the weather is unpredictable, so you should prepare clothing both for chilly and warm weather.

Summer (from June to the end of August) can be extremely hot with a temperature above 71.6 F, especially in the rather famous 'furnaces' of China: Wuhan, Tianjing, Chongqing and Nanchang. It is also the time that most rain falls. So investing in an umbrella and plastic sandals is very necessary.

Of course, there are often some surprises for you if you travel in 'improper' seasons. Winter can be incredibly cold in the north, but there are also compensations. If you want to attend the Harbin Ice Lantern Festival, winter is time for you.

Before decide when to take a tour, it is worth checking carefully the weather conditions of each city on the itinerary. Of course, if you choose the most attractive season to visit, you also choose the time when tourist spots and hotels are most stuffed. Nevertheless, whenever you come, China is confident to offer you various charming scenes around the country.