The best time to play the scenery of the estuary

The best time for estuary scenery: subtropical climate, suitable for spring, autumn and winter tourism.

Hekou County is located in the southeastern border of Yunnan Province, named after it is located at the intersection of the Red River and nanxi river. Hekou county covers an area of 1.332 square kilometers, with a total length of 1.93 kilometers. The highest elevation is 2363 meters, and the lowest elevation is only 76.4 meters at the intersection of nanxi river and Honghe, which is the lowest point in Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan provinces.

The Han Dynasty belongs to Jinsang County, which belongs to _ _ _ County. The Ming Dynasty was the court of the king of Lin 'an prefecture. In the 23rd year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1897), the Estuary Flood Control Office was established. In 15 (1926), Hekou was designated as a special administrative region, and in 1950, Hekou County People's Government was established under Wenshan Administrative Office. Hekou city was founded in 1950, which belongs to Mengzi area. 1955 established Hekou County, 1958 established Hekou Yao Autonomous County, 1960 merged Hekou Yao and Miao Autonomous County with Pingbian. 1962, Hekou Yao Autonomous County and Pingbian Miao Autonomous County were restored, belonging to Honghe Prefecture.

At the end of Kunhe Railway, under the verdant Silian Mountain, a border town with subtropical scenery is Hekou City, where Hekou Yao Autonomous County is located. Hekou, facing Vietnam's old street across the river, is one of the important border trade cities in Yunnan. There are high-grade highways and Yunnan-Vietnam railway connecting Kunming and Hanoi at the estuary. It is more than 200 kilometers away from Gejiu city and 400 kilometers away from Kunming. This is the end of Kunhe Railway and Highway, and it is also the only place for Yunnan-Vietnam Railway. This railway is the only international railway between Yunnan and Southeast Asian countries. Yunnan-Vietnam Railway has become a commercial port for trade between Yunnan and Southeast Asia since it was opened to traffic in the second year of Xuantong in Qing Dynasty (AD 19 10). There are many merchants in the commodity street in Vietnam, and their business is booming. It is an important trading city on the Sino-Vietnamese border.

The mouth of the river welcomes the sea breeze in Beibu Gulf and is backed by the stone pillars of Dawei Mountain. The city is covered by four seasons, and flowers and fruits are fragrant. This is a city with tropical and subtropical scenery. The annual average temperature in the estuary is 22℃, the highest temperature is 40.9℃, and the lowest temperature is 1.9℃. In the hottest month (July), the average temperature is 27.6℃, the annual average rainfall is 1587.3mm, and the rainfall lasts 163 days. The summer is long, the humidity is high, the rainfall is abundant, and the forest resources are unique. Both sides of nanxi river are tropical primitive valley rainforest landscapes, with abundant animal and plant resources and diverse types, especially rivers, caves and Yao customs. Now the provincial scenic spots in nanxi river have been built. Soft-shelled turtle and yellow croaker are the specialties of Honghe, where you can also taste some Vietnamese local products and snacks.