Is July suitable for traveling in Taiwan? How is the weather in July in Taiwan?

In fact, the weather in Taiwan in July is similar to that on the east coast of Fujian. It's a bit hot with the breeze, and it's still a bit hot during the day. But at night, when the sea breeze blows, the body temperature is still very good. Let me share with you the weather conditions and travel tips in Taiwan in July.

From July 2010 to July 2010, summer has entered in Taiwan, but the weather is not extremely hot. In Taipei, the maximum temperature during the day is only 34/35 degrees. It is recommended to visit indoor attractions such as the Taipei National Palace Museum, Taipei 101, and the Presidential Palace during the hottest time at noon, and visit outdoors at other times.

In the mountainous areas of Alishan, Sun Moon Lake, and Jingqing, the temperature is 6-10 degrees lower than in the urban area, and it is cooler in the morning and evening. The temperature in the morning is only about 13-15 degrees, so you need to wear a thick coat or sweater.

What is the weather like in July in Taiwan?

June to September is the summer in Taiwan, with hot and rainy weather; July to September is the typhoon-prone season and also the period prone to natural disasters in Taiwan . Travel during this period is not recommended unless necessary; avoid the above months. Moreover, July is summer vacation, and air tickets and hotel prices for traveling within Taiwan will be too expensive, so it is not recommended to go to Taiwan in July.

Is Taiwan suitable for traveling in July?

Going to Taiwan at other times is also a good choice, because even in January and February, Taiwan is not very cold, and the average temperature is Around 15 degrees;

If tourists like music, they can choose to go to Taiwan in March and April, when the Chunlang and Chunna Music Festivals will be held. From September to November every year, the weather is sunny and cool, which is the most suitable for traveling to Taiwan.

July is the season when typhoons occur frequently in Taiwan, and the natural activities in the surrounding ocean are very intense. When a typhoon blows, it’s no joke, almost all outdoor attractions will be closed. Therefore, it is recommended that you avoid traveling to Taiwan in July. You can go to Taiwan in February and March, which will make you feel safer.