When is the best time to travel to Shenzhen?

Shenzhen is suitable all year round, especially in winter and early spring. It is also a good choice to go to Shenzhen in August and September. Walking on the beach in summer has a different taste from swimming in the sea. Shenzhen has a subtropical climate with abundant rainfall. The rainy season is concentrated in May-September, with less precipitation in June-April. Summer is long and winter is short, and summer lasts for six months, but there is no hot summer weather. The annual average temperature in Shenzhen is 22.4 degrees Celsius, the highest temperature is 36.6 degrees Celsius, and the lowest temperature is 1.4 degrees Celsius. Every year from June 28th to July 8th, during the Litchi Festival, there will be various economic, trade and cultural networking activities with the theme of Litchi in Shenzhen, and citizens will go to Litchi Park with friends and relatives to enjoy fresh food. The Spring Festival is a cold time in Shenzhen. Most of the "immigrants" in Shenzhen go back to their hometown for the New Year, and locals also go to Hong Kong or other places for their holidays. Winter and early spring: The winter time in Shenzhen is very short and the temperature is not low. There is a saying that "autumn and spring are connected". Shenzhen has less precipitation in winter and spring, which is the tourist season. It is more convenient to travel to Shenzhen at this time, and you can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of Shenzhen. Unique theme parks attract more and more tourists to watch and play. Recommended attractions: Window of the World, Happy Valley, Ocean World, Fairy Lake Botanical Garden August and September: The beaches in summer attract people from all over the world, and Dameisha and xiaomeisha embrace people from all corners of the country with open green hearts. Surfing, bungee jumping, swimming and sunbathing, the blue sea water washed away the summer heat, and the golden beach was soft and lingering. Recommended attractions: Dameisha, xiaomeisha and Giant Carved Beach in South Australia.