Qinghai travel guide

Qinghai's travel strategy is as follows:

June-August is the best time to travel in Qinghai.

July-August: July-August is the most beautiful season in Qinghai Lake. Thousands of acres of rape flowers around the lake are in full bloom, the temperature is suitable, and there is not much rain. It is undoubtedly the best time to visit Qinghai Lake. At this time, it is also the best time to ride around the lake, and the annual international road cycling race around Qinghai Lake is held during this period. However, in the peak season, not only the accommodation is tight, but also the price is much higher than usual.

May-June: At this time, the temperature around the lake is low, but it coincides with the best bird watching season in Qinghai Lake. There are hundreds of thousands of migratory birds living on Bird Island, which is a paradise for bird watchers.

September-65438+1October: There is more rain in September, and sometimes there is even hail, which is not conducive to travel. Although there was not much rain in June 5438+ 10, the temperature difference between morning and evening was very large, and many tent hotels had begun to evacuate, so the accommodation problem was more troublesome.

1 1- The following year 1: Although the weather is cold, there are thousands of swans to see.

Qinghai tourist attractions

1, Qinghai Lake

Qinghai Lake is located in the Qinghai Lake Basin in the northeast of Qinghai Province, facing Haiyan, Gangcha, * * and Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture across the sea in the north. It is the largest inland lake in China and the largest saltwater lake in China.

2. Chaka Salt Lake

Chaka Salt Lake, located in Chaka Town, Wulan County, east of Qaidam Basin, Qinghai Province, is an important site of the ancient Silk Road. The lakes and mountains are beautiful. On the lake, sometimes the blue waves are rippling, sometimes it is vast and gray, and sometimes it is white and beautiful.

3. Ta 'er Temple

Ta 'er Temple is located in lushaer town, Huangzhong County, 25 kilometers southwest of Xining City, Qinghai Province. It is the birthplace of Zong Kaba, the founder of Lamaism and Yellow Sect, and the center of Buddhist activities in northwest China. It is one of the six famous Lama temples in China.