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What to wear to travel to Xinjiang in July?

When traveling to Xinjiang in July, it is recommended to wear short sleeves+long sleeves and trousers.

In July, all parts of Xinjiang have begun to enter summer, and the temperature in all parts is basically around 20-35 degrees. Wearing short-sleeved shirts and trousers is a good choice. In addition, it is recommended to carry a long-sleeved coat with you. The temperature of many scenic spots will be much lower than that of cities. It is good to wear summer clothes in most areas of Xinjiang, if you want to wear thick clothes at high altitude.

There is a big temperature difference between day and night in this season in Xinjiang, with high temperature during the day, long sunshine time, cold temperature at night, and attention should be paid to catching a cold at night. Pants It is recommended to choose trousers, otherwise it is easy to catch cold at night and travel cold is not good; If you are a tourist who is very afraid of the cold, you should also choose thicker pants, and it is best to bring a pair of autumn pants.

Xinjiang scenic spot recommendation

1, Sailimu Lake

Sailimu Lake, located in Bozhou, Xinjiang, is known as "the last tear of the Atlantic Ocean". It is an alpine lake with the highest altitude, the largest area and the highest altitude in Xinjiang. The lake is clear and transparent, with a transparency of12m. There are many ecological zones and protected areas around the lake, with fresh environment and beautiful scenery.

2. Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar

Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar is the world's largest grand Bazaar integrating Islamic culture, architecture, national commerce, entertainment and catering. It is the gathering place and exhibition center of tourism products in Xinjiang, and it is the "window of Xinjiang", "window of Central Asia" and "window of the world".

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Sailimu Lake