When is the right time to go to Kyoto? Which month is the best to go?

March-April, September-165438+1October are the best time to visit Kyoto. But Kyoto has four distinct seasons, and feeling the cycle of seasons is a great charm of Kyoto. March-April: It coincides with the spring in Kyoto, with mild and comfortable climate and less rain. The plum blossom season is from late February to mid-March, and the most lively cherry blossom season is from late March to mid-April. September-165438+1October: Autumn in Kyoto is sunny and refreshing. You can enjoy chrysanthemums and flowers on the other side in September. 10 There are famous festivals in the middle and late period. The red leaves began to improve from the middle of 165438+ 10 and continued until the beginning of February. May-August: In summer, Kyoto is sultry because of the terrain surrounded by mountains on three sides, and the climate is similar to that of southeast China in midsummer. June-July is a long rainy period, so rain gear is essential when traveling. There will be a garden party in Kyoto in the middle and late July. In mid-August, there is a Magnolia Pot Festival and a Five-Mountain Fire Festival in Damen Temple, which is the biggest activity of the year. 12-February: The winter in Kyoto is similar to that in the Yangtze River Delta region of12. It is humid, so we should pay attention to cold and moisture prevention. From 65438 at the end of February to 65438 at the beginning of 10, the atmosphere of the New Year's Eve dinner was strong, which coincided with the store's discount. If you are lucky enough to catch up with Kyoto after the snow, it will be even more beautiful. It is worth noting that during cherry blossom viewing, maple viewing and the Golden Week in May, Kyoto is often overcrowded, hotel prices are rising, and it is hard to find a room. Moreover, traveling in the hot season may not be able to appreciate the inherent tranquility of the ancient capital, and there are often surprises when traveling in the wrong peak.

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