Best travel time in Yuanyang Taiwan

The best travel time of Yuanyang terraced fields is 65438+February-April.

Yuanyang Terrace, located at the southern foot of Ailao Mountain in Yuanyang County, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province, is a masterpiece handed down from generation to generation by Hani people. Yuanyang Terrace is the core area of Hani Terrace in Honghe. Honghe Hani Terrace is a spectacular terrace farming civilization created by people of all ethnic groups, mainly Hani people, using special geographical climate to cultivate together.

The terraced fields cultivated by Hani people in Yuanyang change with the mountain terrain, including large slopes and small steep slopes, and even crevices under ditches, so the terraced fields are several acres, and the small ones are only as big as dustpans, and often there are thousands of acres on a slope.

Honghe Hani Terrace is located in the south of Yunnan Province, covering the four counties of Yuanyang, Honghe, Jinping and Luchun in Honghe Prefecture, with a total area of about 654.38+00,000 mu. There are 6.5438+0.7 million mu terraces in Yuanyang County alone.

Yuanyang Terrace is a landscape painting endlessly carved by Hani people 1300 years. 20 13 On June 22nd, Honghe Hani Terrace was successfully listed in the World Heritage List at the 37th World Heritage Conference, becoming the 45th World Heritage Site in China.

Climatic characteristics of terraced fields in Yuanyang;

The landform of Yuanyang is characterized by high mountains and deep valleys, criss-crossing ravines, and most of them are cut mountains, that is, the mountains in the county are deeply cut by the red river rattan river system, with the central part protruding, the sides low, a bird's eye view of the whole territory, continuous, overlapping mountains, and a V-shaped topography, which is spectacular and abnormal.

The lowest elevation in China is 144m, the highest elevation is 2939.6m, and the height difference is 2795.6m Most of the climate in the county belongs to subtropical monsoon type, but the three-dimensional climate is outstanding due to the complex terrain and disparity.

The annual average temperature in the dam area is 25 degrees and the highest temperature is 42 degrees. The annual average temperature in mountainous areas is 1 1.6 degrees, and the temperature difference between the two places is 13.4 degrees. In the journey from the dam to the alpine region through low mountains and high mountains, it is necessary to experience changes in the tropics, temperate zones and cold zones. It is said that a mountain is divided into four seasons and ten miles are different.

Heba Gorge is called dry-hot valley area due to extreme heat and drought, and alpine area is called "wet-cold area" due to low temperature rainfall. The evaporation in the dam area is large, the cloud density is high and the rainfall is abundant in the alpine area.