What should tourists from Guangdong pay attention to when traveling to Xinjiang?

1. Wearing fur coats in the morning, wearing gauze in the afternoon, and eating watermelon around the stove" is a typical portrayal of Xinjiang's climate. Xinjiang has a continental arid climate, with a large temperature difference between day and night, and significant climate differences in different seasons and altitudes. The temperature difference between morning and evening can reach about 10 to 15 degrees. If you encounter bad weather in the scenic area, the temperature may be lower, so you need to prepare for cold and heatstroke. Generally speaking, you need to prepare short sleeves and long sleeves when traveling in summer. And a thicker coat. If you are weak, you need to prepare a thin cashmere sweater.

2. Xinjiang has long sunshine hours, high temperatures in summer, high altitudes in some areas, and strong ultraviolet rays. The highest temperature in Xinjiang is Turpan. The maximum temperature can reach over 40 degrees. Therefore, you need to bring sun protection items, such as sunscreen, umbrellas, hats, etc., as well as heat-clearing and heatstroke-preventing medicines or granules, such as chrysanthemum tea.

3. Xinjiang climate. It is dry and windy, so it is recommended that female friends prepare corresponding moisturizing and sunscreen cosmetics, drink plenty of water, and bring a lip balm with them.

4. The route in Xinjiang is long and the scenic spots are scattered. You are prone to fatigue, so please be prepared to endure hardships. When traveling to many scenic spots in Xinjiang, you will need to get out of your car and walk, hike, climb, or ride a horse. It is recommended that you prepare a pair of comfortable and easy-to-walk sports shoes.

5. Pay attention to the time difference: Xinjiang. Geographically, there is a two-hour time difference between Xinjiang and Beijing and other inland cities.

6. Known as the "Land of Fruits", there are many varieties of fruits, and they taste sweet and fragrant. It is a great pleasure to eat fruits in Xinjiang, but be careful not to drink hot tea after eating fruits to avoid causing diarrhea.

< p>7. Xinjiang is an area inhabited by ethnic minorities. Each ethnic minority has its own unique religious beliefs. Please respect the customs and habits of ethnic minorities, contact with ethnic minorities, and do not ask or talk about their religious beliefs in public to avoid unnecessary confusion. Misunderstand.