When is the best time to go to Lake Leiboma?

The best time of Leiboma Lake: Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture has a subtropical monsoon climate. The four seasons in most areas are not clear, but because Liangshan Prefecture is located in the transition zone from Sichuan Basin to Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, and the terrain in its jurisdiction is complex and diverse, its climate difference is manifested in the three-dimensional difference of landform, and the phenomenon of "one mountain divided into four seasons" is very common. The dry season is obvious, warm in winter and cool in summer, with long sunshine in dry season, and the annual average temperature is 14℃ ~ 17℃. The best travel time is from June 165438+ 10 to March of the following year, when the climate is warm and there is no obvious disastrous weather, so it is suitable for travel. In the summer half year, that is, from April to 10 every year, there is more rain, which is often the season with frequent mudslides and flash floods. However, the most distinctive Torch Festival of the Yi people (1 10 every year) is in this season, so visitors here should pay more attention to the local weather.

Leiboma Lake is a provincial-level scenic spot, located in Leibo County, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, with an area of 100 square kilometers, 47 kilometers away from the county seat, 280 kilometers away from Xichang and Leshan, and 0/37 kilometers away from Yibin/kloc. The scenic spot consists of Mahu Lake, Jinsha River Canyon and primitive dense forest. It is a bright pearl in the depths of Xiaoliangshan.

Mahu Lake is a large natural deep-water lake on the plateau, with a water area of 73 square kilometers. There are mountain barriers in the east, west and south, and natural stone dams piled up by basalt and limestone fragments in the north. The harbor in the lake area is deep, the shore of the lake is tortuous and changeable, the limestone layer at the bottom of the lake is smooth and fine, and there is no silt. The lake is clear and transparent all the year round without any pollution. The coast around the lake is surrounded by tea gardens and forests. Lush trees, lakes and mountains complement each other and the scenery is beautiful.

The Jinsha River Gorge is steep, the river is swift, the cliffs are towering, and the rocks are like forests, which is extremely steep. Yi people live in this area, which is a village with national characteristics and historical and cultural relics, adding interest to the scenic spot. Mahu scenic area has a large number of virgin forests, full of towering old trees, vines and lichens, full of simplicity.