When is the best month to go to Mohe? These two periods are the best

1. June and July and December and January are the best times to travel.

February, June and July. Around the Summer Solstice Festival, there is not only the annual Summer Solstice Festival, but also the opportunity to see the aurora in the local "Arctic Village". However, this is a rare event, and even locals rarely see it. ;

March, December, January. In late winter, not only is it a "coldest" experience, but it is also possible to see the aurora. Winter tourism projects in Mohe are all related to ice and snow, such as the vast sea of ????snow in Arctic Village, the county's ice lanterns, snow sculpture exhibitions, horse-drawn sledges and other unique features Interesting. Moreover, during this period, ice fog appears within 40 days from December 10th to the end of January of the following year. The longest duration is 50 days and the shortest duration is about 20 days. It is a unique natural phenomenon here and mostly appears in extreme areas. In the cold months, when the temperature is generally below -45°C, it is often called "white smoke" by local people.

4. Things to note when traveling to Mohe. Keep warm: The daytime temperature in winter is usually minus 20-30 degrees Celsius. Try to wear light and warm clothes, hats that can cover your ears, cotton gloves and other good cold-proof items.

5. Anti-slip: Winter roads are mostly covered with ice and snow. To prevent slipping and falling, it is best to wear non-slip snow shoes. Generally, it is recommended that you put your hands outside your clothes when walking and get up when you fall. to the buffering effect.

6. Skin care: The climate in the local area is dry in winter and the indoor temperature is high. Please bring oily moisturizing cream and hand cream to protect your skin. It is recommended to wear sunglasses and ski goggles (try not to wear glasses with metal eye sockets in winter) to prevent eye discomfort caused by strong glare and light refracted by the snow.

7. Keep your camera and mobile phone warm. Due to the low outdoor temperature, the battery can easily be frozen and run out of power. Please bring a few extra batteries for backup. Keep your camera and mobile phone under your clothes when not in use. Prevent the shutter from being too cold to press. When entering the house outdoors, find a handy bag and wrap the camera to prevent it from frosting and causing unnecessary damage.

8. Reminder: Never touch metal objects that are not wrapped with accessories when your hands are wet or wet. Prevent hands from getting stained.

9. Please bring some cold medicine, painkillers, antidiarrheal medicine, and motion sickness medicine in case of emergency.