Is Xinjiang interesting in March?

Travel to Xinjiang in March, don't be disappointed. Not only is the cost of accommodation low, but if you choose a good route, you will still have unlimited scenery all the way.

In spring and March, rape blossoms and peach blossoms are in full bloom in the south, while spring comes later in Tianchi, Tianshan, Xinjiang. In March, the ice and snow on Tianchi ice haven't melted.

In Turpan, the Flame Mountain is not as hot as the legend except the grapes in the Grape Valley. If tourists are interested in the old city, they can consider visiting some scenic spots, such as Jiaohe Old Town, Gaochang Old Town, Karejing, Sugong Tower and so on. But they can take advantage of this cool weather to explore it.

Climatic characteristics:

Xinjiang is far away from the ocean, living in the depths of the inland, surrounded by mountains, and the ocean airflow is not easy to reach, forming an obvious temperate continental climate. The temperature difference is large, the sunshine time is sufficient (the annual sunshine time is 2500 ~ 3500 hours), the precipitation is small and the climate is dry. The average annual precipitation in Xinjiang is about 150 mm, but the precipitation varies greatly from place to place. The temperature in southern Xinjiang is higher than that in northern Xinjiang, and the precipitation in northern Xinjiang is higher than that in southern Xinjiang.

In Leng Yue (65438+1October), the average temperature in Junggar basin is below minus 20℃, and the absolute minimum temperature in Fuyun county on the northern edge of the basin reaches minus 50. 15℃, which is one of the coldest areas in China.

In the hottest month (July), the average temperature in Turpan, known as "Huozhou", was above 33℃, and the absolute maximum temperature reached 49.6℃, ranking first in the country. Due to the great temperature difference between spring, summer, autumn and winter in most parts of Xinjiang, there has always been a saying that "wear leather clothes at noon and eat watermelon around the stove".