Where can I find fun places to visit in Suichang in November?

If you go to Suichang in November, we will provide you with wonderful itinerary recommendations and four-season climate. Whatever temperature you like, go in whatever season. However, the scenery varies throughout the year.

1. Recommended tourist routes in Suichang County, Zhejiang Province

Two-day tour route 1:

D1 Changlian Cultural Village (lunch) - Suichang Gold Mine National Mining Park - Feishiling Scenic Area (dinner, accommodation)

D2 Nanjianyan (play and lunch) - return

Two-day tour route 2:

D1 Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall (county lunch) - Shenlong Valley (rafting, dinner, accommodation)

D2 Shenlong Valley Scenic Area - Suichang Gold Mine National Mining Park - Changlian Cultural Village ( Lunch) - Return

Two-day tour route 3:

D1 Changlian Cultural Village (lunch) - Suichang Gold Mine National Mining Park - Dinner and accommodation in the county town

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D2 County seat—Nanjianyan (lunch)—Feishiling—return

Three-day tour route 1:

D1 Changlian Cultural Village (lunch) )—Suichang Gold Mine National Mining Park—Changlian Cultural Tourism Village (dinner, accommodation or accommodation in the county)

D2 Feishiling Scenic Area (lunch, play)—Nanjianyan Scenic Area ( Accommodation)

D3 Nanjianyan Scenic Area Tour (Lunch) - Bamboo Charcoal Ecological Park - Return

Three-day tour route 2:

D1 Changlian Culture Village (lunch) - Suichang Gold Mine National Mining Park - Changlian Cultural Tourism Village (dinner, accommodation or accommodation in the county)

D2 Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall - Feishiling (lunch) - Shenlong Valley Scenic Area (Dinner and Accommodation)

D3 Shenlong Valley Scenic Area (Play) - Rafting (Lunch at Dashan Farmhouse) - Bamboo Charcoal Ecological Park - Return

2. Suichang County is located in Zhejiang In the southwest, the county has a total area of ​​2,539 square kilometers and a forest coverage rate of 82.3%. The unique ecological environment makes it enjoy the reputation of "Jinshan Forest Sea, Xian County Suichang", "East China Natural Oxygen Bar", and "Back Garden of the Yangtze River Delta". . There are three national 4A-level tourist attractions in the territory: Shenlong Waterfall, the "highest waterfall in China", Nanjianyan, an international photography creation base, and Suichang Gold Mine, the "first mine in the south of the Yangtze River"; the national-level Jiulong Mountain, which has the fascination of "savages" The nature reserve includes Feishiling, the "Jiangnan Xiaozhai", Hushan Hot Spring, which has the largest daily water output from a single well in Zhejiang, Asia's first Tangmuyuan Hot Spring built in the forest, and China's first bamboo charcoal with the theme of bamboo charcoal culture. museum.

Suichang has a profound cultural heritage. The Haochuan Culture discovered in 1997 has filled the gap of no prehistoric civilization in southwestern Zhejiang and is known as the "dawn of Eastern civilization." During the Wannian calendar period of the Ming Dynasty, Tang Xianzu, a famous writer and dramatist of the Ming Dynasty, ruled Suichang for five years, and wrote the immortal masterpiece "The Peony Pavilion" in the history of Chinese culture here. This led to the creation of the late Ming Dynasty that lasted for more than 150 years. culture. Suichang is also an old revolutionary base county. The Communist Party of China fired the first shot of the armed struggle in southwestern Zhejiang here and established the first Communist Party branch in southwestern Zhejiang. The Red Army advancing division led by Su Yu and Liu Ying This Anjia created the first revolutionary base area in Zhejiang.

The profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources make Suichang the hometown of Chinese folk culture and art, the best eco-tourism county in China, one of the first batch of Chinese tourism culture demonstration sites, one of China's top ten characteristic leisure bases, and one of China's top ten characteristic leisure bases. It is a top tourist destination, one of the top ten leisure tourism cities in Zhejiang Province, a famous green county in China, the hometown of bamboo charcoal in China, and the bamboo charcoal industry base in China.

Jinshan, Linhai and Suichang, Xianxian County, will bring you the unique enjoyment of health, happiness and leisure!

District population

Suichang County is located in southwest Zhejiang, at the source of Qiantang River and Oujiang River, bordering Wuyi and Songyang to the east, Longquan to the south, Jiangshan and Pucheng, Fujian Province to the west. It is connected to Qujiang, Longyou and Wucheng in the north. The county has a total area of ​​2,539 square kilometers and a total population of 231,000. It governs 9 towns, 11 townships, 203 administrative villages, and 7 urban communities.

Four Seasons Climate

The climate in Suichang County belongs to the mid-subtropical monsoon type, with cold winters and hot summers, four distinct seasons, abundant rainfall, humid air, and obvious vertical climate differences in the mountains. According to meteorological data from 1957 to 1990, the annual average temperature is 16.8°C, the annual precipitation is 1510 mm, the number of precipitation days is 172 days, the annual total solar radiation is 101 kcal per square centimeter, the annual sunshine hours are 1755 hours, and the annual frost-free period is 251 days. The climate characteristics of the four seasons are as follows:

Spring (average temperature 10 ~ 22℃)

It begins on March 21 and ends on June 10, lasting 82 days. This is a period when cold and warm air meet frequently, and the weather characteristics are: first, there is a lot of precipitation, generally reaching about 550 mm, accounting for 1/3 of the annual precipitation; second, the weather is changeable, with periods of cold and warm. Sometimes it’s windy and sunny, sometimes it’s cloudy and rainy, sometimes it’s warm like early summer, and sometimes it’s suddenly cold like winter. As the saying goes: "A child's face in spring changes three times a day." In spring, the temperature rises in waves, and rainfall and heat rise simultaneously, which is beneficial to the growth of grain, forestry and fruit crops. Spring is a season prone to cold waves, hail, thunderstorms and strong winds. Cold damage caused by low temperature includes spring cold, late spring cold, early summer cold (cold in the fifth lunar month), autumn cold, etc. It mainly affects the cultivation of spring grain, early and late rice, spring tea and young forests.

In late March, the probability of spring cold is 33%; in early April, the probability of late spring cold is 20%; from May 26 to June 5, the probability of early summer cold is 53%; before September 13, the probability of hybrid rice type autumn cold is 20% 20%. Before September 21, the probability of autumn cold for japonica and glutinous rice is 20%. Therefore, it is necessary to sow at the right time in agricultural production.

Summer (average temperature is above 22℃)

It starts on June 11 and ends on September 20, lasting 102 days. The early part of summer (mid-June to early July) is generally the plum rain period, and the middle part is the midsummer drought period. During the Meiyu period, heavy rain or torrential rain often occurs, causing floods of varying degrees along both sides of the stream. During the drought period, the county is often controlled by a single subtropical high pressure, and the weather is mainly sunny and hot. The main form of precipitation is thundershowers or typhoon rain in local areas from the afternoon to midnight, with a rainfall of 200 to 500 mm. Therefore, droughts often occur in local areas. In a few years, due to the southerly location of the subtropical high, active cold air activity, frequent typhoons, and too little rainfall, "inverted yellow plum" or rainy weather occurs. Rainfall in summer is about 500 meters. From 1957 to 1990, there were 129 strong winds in the territory, an average of 3.8 times per year. Strong winds may occur in any month, but thunderstorms and strong winds are the most common in some areas from July to August, accounting for 48% of the total strong winds throughout the year. In 1961, there were the most strong winds, reaching 22 times. On July 23, there was a strong wind of 28 meters/second. From 1957 to 1970, there were 113 strong winds, an average of 8.1 times per year. From 1971 to 1983, there were 16 strong winds, an average of 1.2 times per year. From 1984 to 1990, there were no strong wind records for seven consecutive years.

Autumn (average temperature 22 ~ 10℃)

It begins on September 21st and ends on November 25th, lasting 66 days. In late summer and early autumn (September), cold and warm air meet again in the local area, forming a more obvious autumn rain. When the continuous cropping late rice is heading and flowering, if it encounters autumn rain and autumn cold weather (the daily average temperature is below 22 ~ 10℃), it will affect normal pollination and fertilization. . From October to November, as the cold air from the north moves southward, it often becomes a split small high pressure and stabilizes in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. The weather is mostly sunny and less rainy, which is called "high autumn air". The rainfall in autumn is about 160 mm, which is the season with the least rainfall in the whole year, which is beneficial to autumn harvest and winter planting. In a few years, due to the strong cold air force, the rain belt quickly moves southward, resulting in too little rainfall and an autumn drought.

Winter (the average temperature is below 10℃)

It begins on November 26 and ends on March 20 of the following year, lasting 115 days. In winter, the local area is controlled by a single denatured cold high pressure, and the weather is mainly dry and cold. When the cold air from the north presses southward quickly, periodic rain, snow and cold wave weather often occur in the local area, and the weather quickly turns to sunny and cold weather. When the cold air from the north slowly moves southward, continuous rain and snow often occur locally, and the weather slowly warms up and turns sunny. The changes in winter climate generally follow the following pattern: cold - warming - overcast (rain and snow) - cold again - warm again - overcast (rain and snow) again. The precipitation this season is 300 mm. From 1956 to 1990, there were 148 days of severe freezing weather in the country, with an average of 4.4 days per year. The year with the most severe freezes was 1963, with 17 days, including 16 days in January. Severe freezes mostly occur from late December to early February of the following year (accounting for 84% of the year). The earliest appearance date is November 25, 1956, and the latest appearance date is February 21, 1968. The lowest extreme temperature in history was -9.9℃, which occurred on December 31, 1983, followed by -9.7℃, which occurred on January 16, 1970 and December 26, 1973. Severe freezing weather is more severe in high mountains, depressions, and northern slope mountains.