Where is Lincang in Yunnan?

Lincang, Yunnan is in the southwest of Yunnan.

Lincang is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Yunnan Province, located in the southwest of Yunnan, bordering Pu 'er in the east, Dali in the north, Baoshan in the west and Myanmar in the southwest. It is located between Lancang River and Nujiang River, so it is named because it is close to Lancang River. It is a land shortcut from Kunming to Yangon, Myanmar, with three state-level open ports, 19 trade passages, 13 border trade points and five highways connecting Myanmar.

Lincang, located in the south extension of Nvshan Mountain in Hengduan Mountain System, belongs to the longitudinal valley area of western Yunnan, with subtropical low-latitude plateau mountain monsoon climate and abundant water resources. It is an important hydropower energy base in China, an important sugar and liquor production base in Yunnan, the origin center of world tea and tea culture, the birthplace of Pu 'er tea, yunnan black tea and Daye steamed green tea, the largest black tea production base and raw material base of Pu 'er tea in China, and the largest macadamia nut base city in China.

Climate types in Lincang.

Lincang belongs to the subtropical low latitude plateau mountain monsoon climate, which is mainly influenced by the warm and humid airflow in the Indian Ocean and the southwest monsoon. The division of four seasons is not obvious, but the dry season and rainy season are distinct, with plenty of rain and long sunshine time, with an average annual sunshine time of more than 2000 hours. The whole city can be divided into six climatic zones: north tropical zone, south subtropical zone, middle subtropical zone, north subtropical zone, south temperate zone and middle temperate zone.

The annual average temperature is 17.3℃, the frost-free period is 3 17 ~ 357 days, the annual average rainfall is 920 ~1750mm, and the annual average sunshine is1894.6438+0 ~ 2261.6 hours. It has the characteristics of abundant light and heat resources, no obvious difference between the four seasons, no intense heat in summer, no severe cold in winter, clear dry and wet seasons, abundant precipitation and obvious three-dimensional climate.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Lincang.