Best travel time in Harbin

The best travel time in Harbin is summer and winter.

Harbin is a metropolis with the northernmost geographical position, the highest latitude and the lowest temperature in China. It is a temperate continental monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, long and cold winter, short and cool summer, large annual temperature difference and little rain. The concentrated snowfall period is from 165438+ 10 to 65438+ 10 in the following year. The annual average temperature is 3.6,65438+10, the coldest in October, and the average temperature is -24.8. July is the hottest month, with an average temperature of 24.8 degrees.

Harbin's summer weather is cool and pleasant, and it is an ideal place for summer vacation. The concentrated rainfall period in Harbin is concentrated in July-August every year, so tourists who travel at this time need to take rain gear with them when they go out for sightseeing. In addition, when the rain is heavy, they should try to stay away from the mountains, which is prone to flash floods. Recommended attractions: Sun Island Scenic Area, Northeast Tiger Forest Park, polar museum, Gokurakuji and St. Sofia Cathedral in Harbin. Harbin is particularly enchanting in winter. Although the climate is cold, ice and snow can be seen everywhere. Unlike Jiangnan water town, jade branches are everywhere. Coupled with ice lanterns, fog and various ice and snow entertainment activities with local characteristics, tourists will fully feel the infinite happiness brought by ice and snow to the world.

Recommended attractions: Ice Lantern Garden Party, Ice and Snow World, Yabuli Ski Resort, Huatian Wuji Rice Ski Resort, Jihua Changshou Mountain Ski Resort, Longzhu Erlongshan Ski Resort, Pingshan Shen Lu Ski Resort, Moon Bay Ski Resort and Yuquan Hunting Ground.