What's the temperature in Xishuangbanna165438+1October? Is it suitable for traveling?

165438+ 10 The weather in Banna is still hot and humid, but compared with other times, it is still suitable for traveling in Banna. June-August in Banna is the rainy season, but it is very cool here when other parts of the country are extremely hot! For example, the temperature today is 24-30 degrees. I'm afraid of heat, but I have to cover myself with a quilt when I sleep this month, otherwise I will swim in my dream and wake up cold!

The hottest in Banna is April and May, but the temperature of 37 and 8 degrees has passed, and the temperature difference is large every day (it can exceed 20 degrees at most in winter! ), it is cool in the morning and evening, so Banna is a good choice to avoid the cold in winter and summer!

As for fun or not, it depends on how you want to play. Banna's natural scenery and ethnic customs are very good, depending on your taste. I have a netizen from Beijing who stayed in Banna for more than four months and then went to Dali and Lijiang. Later, she wrote in her travel notes: "No wonder," Soft Time "mentioned," Remember, don't tell mom on the phone that you only plan to spend. Besides Lijiang and Dali, he really doesn't know where else to be in a daze. It must be because the author has never lived in Banna. If Lijiang and Dali are soft, Banna doesn't know what to call them. Dai women in Banna are comfortable, watery and full of ethnic characteristics, which is ten times better than Lijiang Dali. I really don't know what kind of words they can use to describe softness after living in Banna.

There are many interesting places in Xishuangbanna, such as Tropical Botanical Garden, Mange Buddhist Temple, Wild Elephant Valley, Xishuangbanna Dai Garden, Jingzhen Bajiao Pavilion, National Customs Garden, Manfeilong Pagoda, Banna Baita, Olive Dam and so on. ..

Banna also has many local specialties: Yunnan green tea, "strange fish", tropical fruit, coffee, honey, jackfruit, Pu 'er tea, southern medicine, fruit, rubber, oak tea and so on.

Local festivals include: Dai Water-splashing Festival, Hani Gatangpa Festival, Jino Temok Festival, etc.