Meteorological climate tourism resources are characterized by

Meteorological factors rarely constitute tourism resources alone, but usually need to be combined with other landscape factors to form a complex of natural tourism resources. They generally have the following characteristics: < P > 1. Variability. Physical phenomena and processes in the atmosphere are always changing rapidly and endlessly. Typical changes such as cold, warm, cloudy and sunny in one day. It just rained cats and dogs, and it was clear in Wan Li immediately. These changes often affect the color, elegance and lightness of the scenery, giving tourists a different sense of beauty and variety.

2. rapid change. Fog, rain, electricity, light and other meteorological elements change very rapidly. Typical scenes such as Buddha's lamp, mirage, sunset and sunrise are all meteorological landscapes that appear instantly and disappear instantly. Only by grasping the opportunity can tourists enjoy the beautiful scenery.

3. Background and borrowing scenery. Although meteorological tourism resources can sometimes be viewed directly, giving people a sense of beauty, they are not as concrete as landscapes, flowers and plants, so they often appear in the form of tourism resources complexes for people to watch, such as Linhai Xueyuan, Pinghu Qiuyue, Weicheng Chaoyu and so on.

4. regionality. The appearance of various meteorological landscapes has certain regionality, and some special scenes can only be shown in specific places, such as the rime in Jilin, the Foguang in Emei, the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, and the "Xiaguan Wind" in Dali.

5. timeliness and seasonality. Different meteorological landscape elements appear at different times in a year, with obvious seasonal changes. For example, ice and snow landscapes only appear in winter, while mirage and treasure scenes are generally seen at noon or afternoon, while sunrise and glow are more timely.