The best months to visit Mohe and the best Mohe Aurora itinerary in 2022

The best tourist destination this winter should be Mohe, which is located in the northernmost part of the country. The best tourist seasons are June-October and October-February. So when is the best time for the Mohe Aurora? Let’s take a look at specific travel strategies.

What are the best months to visit Mohe

June to October and October to February of the following year are suitable for sightseeing. There is no summer in Mohe, spring and autumn are connected. June-July-August-September, winter can last up to 8 months.

The recommended time for locals to play is from June to July. At this time, not only is there the annual "Summer Solstice Festival", but you also have the opportunity to see the Aurora emerging. But the aurora is rare, and even locals rarely see it.

The other is late winter, from December to January of the following year. At this time, you can not only experience the extreme cold, but also see the aurora.

The best timetable for the Mohe aurora

The Mohe aurora appears in June and July, but it may not be visible. The Northern Lights are generally observed in the nine-day night before and after the summer solstice every year, because the fine weather in Wanli often appears in Mohe around the summer solstice. When there is no cloud barrier between the Arctic and Mohe, people can see the spectacular Northern Lights. A review of my country's Northern Lights monitoring data for many years shows that there is no specific pattern in the appearance of the Northern Lights. The months with the most auroras are February, March, April, August, September, October and November. It is precisely because there is no specific pattern in the appearance of the aurora that it brings an infinite sense of mystery to people.

: Things to note when traveling in Mohe

1. Necessary items for winter travel: winter clothes, antifreeze and chilblain cream, and high-calorie foods that are not afraid of the cold.

2. You should choose windproof jackets, such as down jackets, furs, and leather jackets. Underwear should be soft, moisture-absorbent and breathable to keep you warm and dry.

3. Minimize exposed skin and rub and move areas prone to frostbite frequently. Gloves and earmuffs are a must when traveling in the snow.

4. Pay attention to your diet. Lean meat, eggs, fresh fish, soy products, and animal liver are good for replenishing body heat and can be eaten appropriately.

5. Moderate exercise. Engage in winter sports such as mountaineering, skiing, snowball fights, building snowmen, and ice sports.

6. Friends with coronary heart disease, hypertension, and chronic bronchitis are particularly reminded not to travel in winter, especially on snowy days, to avoid aggravating their condition.

7. Pay attention to protect your eyesight in the snow. You can prevent snow blindness by wearing sunglasses. Snow blindness can be treated by regular eye drops of milk during travel.

8. The view of alcohol heating is wrong. Alcohol and water cannot generate heat. On the contrary, alcohol can stimulate blood vessels on the body surface and increase blood circulation on the body surface, making people feel "hot". In fact, the body is losing heat.

9. The days are shorter in winter, so pay attention to the time when arranging your itinerary. Try to avoid outdoor activities in the morning and evening, and choose 11:00-3:00 when the temperature is relatively high. 10. Shoes and car tires must be non-slip.