What clothes should I bring to Gannan in August?

You need to bring some thick clothes, short sleeves and sun protection clothes to Gannan in August.

Gannan refers to Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Gansu Province, which is located in the south of Gansu Province, bordering Sichuan Province, with an average elevation of about 4,000 meters. Mainly Tibetan residents. The state government is located in Hezuo Town. The average temperature in August is about 15 degrees, and the temperature at night can be as low as MINUS 5 degrees. Scenic spots include Sang Ke Grassland and Labrang Temple. You must take a coat and thicker clothes when you go to Gannan in August. Due to the strong ultraviolet rays on the plateau,

In addition, you can wear short sleeves and skirts in Gannan in August, but you still have to bring a coat. It's cooler in the morning and evening, and sometimes it's not hot when it rains. The coat does not need to be too thick. Thin or spring and autumn will do. You can also bring a sunscreen suit. The sun in southern Jiangxi has strong ultraviolet rays, and it is quite hot on sunny days. There are also many people wearing skirts and shorts.

Matters needing attention in Gannan tourism

1. The folk customs in Gannan area are deeply influenced by Tibetan religion, and some phenomena and habits cannot be measured and treated by the psychological standards of urban people. Please remember not to leave the group to watch the celestial burial. Carelessness will anger the local people and cause unnecessary trouble.

2. Tibetan temples have unique architectural style. On festivals, Tibetans wear gorgeous clothes and colorful clothes. These are good subjects for photography. Before taking pictures, it should be noted that the buildings outside the temple can be photographed at will, but it is strictly forbidden to shoot in the main hall. Some places indicate that you need to pay. Please don't take pictures. Photographers should also be careful. Tibetans don't always like being photographed. In order to avoid unnecessary trouble, it is best to say hello before taking pictures.

3. Tibetans don't like spitting, being touched on the shoulder and talking loudly; There are many thieves in stations and other places, so be careful with your belongings when you go out, and don't give alms casually, otherwise it may not be easy to get away. The local security is good, but if you go to a remote place or go out at night, you should go together, don't act alone, don't fall behind or leave the group; In Tibetan areas, political issues are very sensitive, and it is not appropriate to discuss political issues on any occasion.