On August 17th, 215, I want to travel to Changbai Mountain. What do you say? When is the best time to go?

ok ~ go and pick up little brother, remember to take photos and post them online ~ it's just a joke. However, this season is really suitable for traveling to Changbai Mountain, and you can also escape the summer. Summer and autumn are the best, and skiing can be done in winter. Changbai Mountain belongs to temperate continental mountainous climate, with long and cold winters, short and cool summers and changeable weather, windy in spring and foggy in autumn. What should I bring to travel to Changbai Mountain? ? Clothing: Changbai Mountain belongs to the alpine mountain area, and the temperature on the mountain changes greatly, with an average annual temperature of about 2℃. Even in summer, you must wear trousers and long-sleeved clothes, which can prevent low temperature on the one hand and mosquito bites on the other. Usually, in the summer and autumn seasons in August and September, the temperature on Changbai Mountain is very different from that under the mountain. At this time, the monthly average temperature on the mountain is only 5~8 degrees above zero, which can already be used to describe the climate at the top of the mountain. If you go up the mountain, you should take "cold prevention" measures. Especially girls, don't think it's warm down the hill, so just go up the hill with short skirts. You will add a beautiful "frozen" new landscape to Changbai Mountain, which is already beautiful and suffocating, with a trembling posture. Dressing tip: When you enter the hinterland of Changbai Mountain in summer and autumn, whether you go up the mountain or not, you should wear thick clothes, preferably tight cuffs, neckline and trouser legs to prevent insects from entering. Shoes must be waterproof and breathable high-waisted hiking shoes or hiking shoes. Necessary articles for travel: safflower oil, cold medicine and other medicines: prepare a little safflower oil and rub it on your hands and face before entering the mountains and Woods to reduce insect bites; The temperature in the mountain forest environment changes greatly, which is easy to lead to colds and other diseases. Therefore, in addition to preparing more clothes, you should also bring medicines for colds and fever. Raincoat: There is precipitation in Changbai Mountain for more than 2 days a year, so you must also bring raincoats or other rainproof clothes. (However, when you arrive in Tianchi, there are also vendors who rent green military coats, but it is much easier to bargain skillfully and call two big brothers more. If it rains, don't take an umbrella, it's too dangerous. There are disposable raincoats sold in scenic spots, and there are few dollars. Shoes are also best waterproof. ) No umbrellas: You don't need an umbrella. It's usually windy on the mountain, so it's difficult to hold an umbrella. Pay attention to sun protection: Changbai Mountain has very strong sunshine and strong ultraviolet radiation on sunny days. Take sunscreen skin care products, and sometimes sunglasses are needed; Protection of digital products: The temperature is low in cold areas, so digital products (such as cameras, mobile phones, MP4, etc.) should be protected. If possible, it is best to bring spare batteries and put them in a close-fitting and warm position. Bring some cash+ICBC and Agricultural Bank cards: Traveling in Changbai Mountain, it is inconvenient to withdraw cash locally, so you need to bring a certain amount of cash with you. The specific amount can depend on the situation, and you can carry it moderately, because there are only ICBC and Agricultural Bank in the local town, and there are only three ATMs, one in Baihe and the other in Erdao Agricultural Bank. But don't bring too much cash to avoid accidents. When traveling to the hinterland of Changbai Mountain in summer and autumn, it is best to inject a vaccine to prevent forest encephalitis before leaving, because there is a small insect called "grass creeper" in the mountain forest, which carries forest encephalitis virus. Once bitten by it, the consequences will be unimaginable. But please rest assured, in the huge "grass creeper" family, only a few hundred thousand people carry the virus. So far, I have never heard of anyone who has been bitten by the poisonous "grass creeper".