In July, Xinjiang experiences hot temperatures, with highs averaging around 30-35°C (86-95°F). Precipitation remains low, and sunny days are frequent. Rainy days are still uncommon during this month in Xinjiang.
North Xinjiang(Urumqi, Yili, Karamy, Altay....)
Temperature
The weather in North Xinjiang in July is typically warm and sunny, with average temperatures ranging from 25-35°C (77-95°F). There is very little precipitation during this time, with only occasional light rain showers.
Clothing
The average daytime temperature is 31°C(87.8°F), so you can wear cool and breathable clothes like shorts, skirts, and thin cotton fabrics.
At night, the average temperature is 21°C(69.8°F), and you can wear comfortable clothes such as single-layer cotton and linen short suits, T-shirts, thin denim shirts and pants, and casual attire.
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South Xinjiang(Kashgar,Aksu,Khotan, Korla..)
Temperature
During July, the southern region of North Xinjiang experiences hot and dry weather with average temperatures ranging from 30-40°C (86-104°F). There is very little to no precipitation during this time, making it an ideal period for outdoor activities.
Clothing
For clothing, the daytime average temperature is about 34°C(93.2°F), and at night the average temperature is 21°C(69.8°F).
It is advisable to wear light and breathable attire such as shorts, t-shirts, and sandals to stay cool in the hot weather.
Additionally, it is recommended to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the strong sun rays.
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Popular Destinations in July
1.Hemu
Known as "God's backyard," Hemu Village is situated on the shores of Kanas Lake and is home to Tuvans and Kazakhs. July is an ideal time to visit Hemu, with its blue skies, bright sunshine, and blooming mountain flowers. During this month, the days are long, the nights are short, and the temperature is moderate. The natural scenery is truly enchanting, with stacked mountains, babbling streams, meadows, and flowers that make it seem like a fairyland on earth.
In Hemu, you can not only admire the beautiful scenery but also explore the traditional houses of the Tuva people, which are built with logs and covered with felt yurts. Additionally, you can savor the local cuisine and witness one of the largest birch forests in Xinjiang. The birch tree, known for its hardiness, features a white or grayish-white trunk and green or golden-yellow leaves. Walking through the birch forest, breathing in the fresh air, and taking in the beauty of nature offers a truly unique experience.
2.Altay
Altay is situated in the southern foothills of the Altay Mountains. The region boasts majestic snow-capped mountains, dense forests, and vast grasslands. It is home to herds of cattle and sheep, forest cabins, and felt houses, as well as the nomadic Tuva people. From the natural scenery to the local culture, Altay offers a truly paradisiacal experience.
In July, the expansive grasslands come into view, with emerald lakes and meandering rivers dotted with leisurely grazing cattle and sheep. In the distance, serene forests and early morning mist create a stunning, picturesque landscape.
3.Kanas
It is known as 'the pure land on earth and the backyard of God.' There are more than just lake monsters in Kanas; the changing colors of the lake water and the dazzling natural scenery are fascinating. These are rare for others, but for Kanas, they are only one of the chapters in her wonderful picture scroll.
In July, Kanas is verdant; when you come here, all you see is green vegetation, and everywhere is full of natural vitality. The turquoise lakes with crystal clear water and the green plants on the mountains make the villages here feel like a small tribe in the mountains and forests. Unlike the splendor of autumn, the quietness of winter, and the vibrancy of spring, the green of Kanas in summer is bright and colorful. Walking in this natural oxygen bar in Kanas, you can feel the purest nature.
4.Kashgar
In July in Kashgar, you can deeply feel the charm and flavor of the city. Visit the Old Town of Kashgar to experience the history and culture of the Western region by strolling through its narrow and winding streets and alleys; explore the Kashgar Sunday Bazaar to immerse yourself in a strong commercial atmosphere and interact with local vendors to learn about their life and culture; and visit the Idkah Mosque to learn about the history and culture of Kashgar in this solemn and sacred building.
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