My classmates and I (both girls) want to go to Yunnan at the end of July and the beginning of August this year. What is the weather like there this year?

I went in the middle of June this year. Two girls signed up for the tour.

I'm going to Kunming, Dali, Lijiang, Shangri-La and Tiger Leaping Gorge in Yunnan. Pure play groups are not allowed to enter shopping spots.

The weather in Kunming will be around 19~27 degrees, right?

And it's rainy season.

Be sure to bring an umbrella, preferably a coat.

It is best to wear thin pants and long sleeves and short sleeves.

As for Lijiang Dali, it's a little colder.

When you go in June, you should also wear a slightly thicker coat, not too thick, preferably waterproof.

And we must take a high degree of sun protection measures, where ultraviolet rays are very strong.

As for Shangri-La, it is enough to wear jeans all year round.

Down jackets (long ones) can be rented there. It seems to be 45 yuan each, but some people say it will taste.

It is not recommended to put it in the suitcase, which will take up a lot of space. It doesn't matter if your down jacket is long, because its thin pants will be cold and the long down jacket will grow to your knees.

Because Shangri-La has two routes, one is self-driving and the other is hiking.

Walking will be hot, so some people will say that you can wear a thick coat without a down jacket, and a sweater at the back will do.

When you go is up to you.

As for the tariff, do you mean the price?

It is cheaper to buy things in Yunnan.

Special fruits, flowers and the like.

If you want to buy silver or something, if you are with a group, you will definitely go to Colorful Yunnan, which is a local product of jade and silver designated by the Yunnan government. You can also buy it there, which will be cheaper and the quality of the real goods will be more guaranteed, especially when buying silver. I bought a 925 chain, which is similar in other places. The price difference in other places is similar to that here, and 60 yuan is much cheaper here.

I was lucky to meet a good guide.

He will add some routes that are not required by our collective.

We went riding and boating on the ancient tea-horse road in Lashihai.

Everyone in the team said it was fun.

Of course, we met some team members who were often late.

I haven't taken a tour group before, and I think it's just a cursory tour.

But I don't think so this time.

Even though we are in a hurry, we still have enough time to see every scenic spot.

It is best to report directly to the group.

If you go first, then report.

You won't get such a discount on your return ticket.

And if you want to sign up for a group tour there, you won't be very familiar with the travel agency there.

There may be unexpected situations, such as not being able to form a group.

You can also call the travel agency in Tianjin to find out, and you don't have to report there.

You can also go to Lijiang first. Everyone around me said that they wanted to go to Lijiang for a free trip and enjoy the soft time there. The tour guide also recommended this.

After arriving in Lijiang, there will also be some one-day tours and several-day tours in the inn, which can be self-reported.

On the internet, many people consult the people in the inn first, and then set their own routes.

However, these should be fully prepared for questioning.

If there are any other questions.

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