What clothes to wear when traveling to Xinjiang?
The most striking feature of Xinjiang's climate is "dryness". This dry climate in Xinjiang leads to a particularly large temperature difference between day and night and very little precipitation. It seems that I have experienced a change of hot and cold in one day. I still sweat with short sleeves during the day and sleep under the covers at night.
The second feature of Xinjiang's climate is Leng Xia fever in winter. In winter, due to the direct influence of Siberian cold air, there are always several cold waves that greatly cool down. A low temperature of minus 5 1.5 degrees occurred in Fuyun County, Altay region, setting a record for the lowest temperature in China. The temperature is high in summer, and its hottest degree is higher in southern Xinjiang than in northern Xinjiang. The most prominent is Turpan, the hottest month (July), with an average temperature of 40 degrees, ranking first in the country.
Adequate sunshine is also a major feature of Xinjiang's climate. The annual sunshine time in Xinjiang is between 2,550 and 3,500 hours, ranking among the best in all provinces in China.
There will be short-term rain from May to August, and it is difficult to meet the rain the next day. In the morning or afternoon, there is no traditional rainy season in Xinjiang, so there is less rain, and there is relatively more rain in Ili Valley. Also pay attention to rain and sun protection, and you'd better have a spare sun-protective clothing with you. Bayinbuluke scenic spot may have short-term high reaction at a slightly higher altitude, and thunderstorms are mostly concentrated in the afternoon. After the rain, Bayinbuluke has nine twists and eighteen bays, and the scenery is even more beautiful. It may snow on the mountain in the scenic spot after mid-September, and it will end at 10, mainly in autumn clothes.
In short, normal summer clothes can be used from May to August, and autumn clothes are needed for overnight stays in scenic spots. Look at Populus euphratica forest after mid-September, and you can go straight to autumn clothes.
Other equipment: regardless of season.
1. Sun hats, sand masks or scarves are all standing items, which are necessary all year round. You need a thread cap or a cotton cap in winter. Now the magic headscarf is also very easy to use, with good sun protection effect, and some also prevent ultraviolet rays.
2. Gloves look personal. If there are simple hiking or horseback riding activities during the trip, it is recommended to bring them.
3, multi-functional headscarf, standing outdoors, can be dust-proof and sun-proof, and can also cooperate with taking pictures.
4. The clothes inside are not recommended to be disposable. But when I arrived in Turpan, I couldn't find where he finally went. It is best to wear sweat-absorbent underwear, which is easy to clean and dry quickly.
5, umbrellas, raincoats for backup, umbrellas can prevent sun and rain, but the rain in Xinjiang is oblique, umbrellas are not as good as raincoats. Take a raincoat, two simple ones, disposable or plastic sheets. Another function of raincoats in Xinjiang is to keep warm. There are fewer clothes, and clothes have the function of keeping warm. At present, jackets have rainproof function and can replace raincoats.
6, footwear, it is recommended that summer sports shoes, upstream shoes, sports sandals, light hiking shoes, as well as rain-proof shoe covers, there are many online, if it is a simple hike, you can bring a snow cover. If you come in autumn and winter, it is recommended to use walking shoes from China or Gao Bang.
7. Polarizers or sunglasses are most suitable for driving or visiting scenic spots, and occasionally they can be used as camera filters (haha, this is for personal use, and professional filters are not recommended).
8, socks It is recommended to sweat socks or cotton socks outdoors, not girls' stockings, because stockings are sweaty and slippery.
9. Try not to wear contact lenses for myopia. It is more troublesome to clean up in dusty weather.