I intend to go to Beijing and Tianjin on the 23-11-09, how is the weather there and what type of clothing I should bring besides is there any threat for Swine flu during that period? What about begining of October? I prefer a cool weather rather than a cold weather, so what do you think will be the best time for me to proceed? Thanks......
Oct. 23,2009 04:13 Mr.Leo replied:
At the end of Nov, Beijing will have cold and dry days. You need a warm sweater and overcoat. In Oct, the weather is fine comparetively~ Tianjin is a little warmer than Beijing, but not very better, too.
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Oct. 18,2009 17:15
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Mrs.Blair(USA) said:
Please someone give me some specfic temperatures for Beijing and Shanghai. I will be traveling Oct. 28th thu Nov. 10th of 2009.
I don't know whether to pack summer or winter type clothing.
I don't know what celcius temperatures are but if someone could give me temperatures in fahrenheit.
Thank you,
Sherry Blair
Oct. 18,2009 20:19 Mr.Jamie replied:
It is about 10-15C (50-59F) in later Oct and 5-12C (41-54F) in early Nov. You should pack winter clothes. Keep Warm.
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Oct. 12,2009 13:33
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Mrs.Blair(USA) said:
What is the average temperature in China during the end of Oct. thru the first of Nov? We are going to Beijing, Shanghai and Xian Oct. 28th thru Nov. 10th. I am wondering what type of clothes to pack.
Oct. 17,2009 22:16 Mr.shi(china) replied:
warm clothes but make sure you still have jumpers and stuff like dat
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Oct. 11,2009 05:21
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Mr.BARBOD(IRAN) said:
(ITS VERY GOOD SITE) i live in tehran here is very very hot
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Sep. 11,2009 10:05
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Ms.ann(USA) said:
what is china's climate like
Oct. 6,2009 19:23 Mr.W(Canada) replied:
Winter: around -20 Celcius Summer: around 30 Celcius
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Sep. 30,2009 10:28
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Mr.Ila(India) said:
we are planning a trip to shanghai and beijing in the middle of october..... how s the climate there.... what type of clothes can i bring? Ila(INDIA)
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Sep. 14,2009 23:26
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Mr.tim said:
what is liu zhou climate today?
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Sep. 13,2009 09:35
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Ms.anuja kuwelker(India) said:
Hi I am travelling to china in the 1st week of october to beijing and shanghai. Please could you advise me about the climate.
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Sep. 4,2009 04:14
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Mrs.K(Thailand) said:
What's the weather like in Tianjin at the the first week of October normally? Planning to go there during Sep 26- Oct 5. I hope the weather will be fine.... wont it?
Thank you :)
Sep. 8,2009 19:44 Mr.Hill replied:
Usually, it should be sunny and comfortable during the early fall in Oct. But, most of cities in China have plenty of rainfall this year, so does Tianjin. As a result, the weather may be a little cooler but has no bad effection on traveling outsides.
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Aug. 31,2009 12:41
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Ms.Lo(Sg) said:
Hi, I am travelling to wuhan on sep to oct. wad kind of weather am I facing? n do u advise me to bring cold clothes? or a jacket wld b enuff?
Sep. 8,2009 19:42 Mr.Hill replied:
It is still hot here that cool summer clothes are ok. Sometimes, you may feel a little muggy~
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Aug. 26,2009 00:24
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Mr.Michael(Gibraltar) said:
Hi We are travelling to Shanghai in early September any advice as to clothing what is the temparature and weather to be expected and advice on clothing please.
Aug. 27,2009 04:47 Mr.zhang li(China) replied:
Hey it will be very hot around 34 degrees so bring some short pants and a singlet!
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Aug. 11,2009 22:42
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Mr.Sameer(India) said:
Is there any threats for swine flu in traveling to China at thios time?
Aug. 12,2009 19:54 Mr.Jamie replied:
The mainland China is very safe for travelling currently. No need to worry about it too much@
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Jul. 17,2009 01:38
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Ms.Michelle said:
hi, I would like to travel to china in AUG, in this extremely hot season, where is the best place to visit(not so hot and muggy)? thanks
Aug. 12,2009 19:53 Mr.Jamie replied:
Please go to Harbin or cities and villages in Guizhou Province~
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Aug. 4,2009 09:56
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Ms.Anne(Indonesia) said:
hello guys, could anyone tell me the temperature in shijiazhuang (hebei), zigong (sichuan), qiaokou (wuhan), & rizhao (shandong) on this august? thank you.
Aug. 12,2009 19:52 Mr.Jamie replied:
Wuhan should be the hottest place during them. Zigong and Rizhao may be a little cooler. And Shijiazhuang is dry and somewhat hot.
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Jul. 8,2009 07:43
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Mrs.tripp(england) said:
I plan on booking a tour next year which includes the following.Beijing, great wall, nanjing, suzhou, yangtze River Cruise,Chongqing and Xian. When is the best time to travel?
Aug. 11,2009 14:21 Ms.amy(usa) replied:
I did most of these places last year, In MAY. It was anywhere from 80-95 degress farenheit. Not sure what the celsius conversion is. But it was basically hot, but NO RAIN, if you can't make it in May, then do not go in june-july-august, too Hot and too rainy. I would wait until September. The Yangtze River cruise was Just breathaking, I went on a 4 day one, if there is a longer one than 4 days, (I think) , then I would suggest the longer one. I am going back in just a few weeks, at end of august, can't wait. Doing different cities this time.
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Jul. 30,2009 21:30
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Mr.misses(India) said:
Hello i am a fan of your country i have never been to china but i heard it is a very nice place to go and visit
Aug. 8,2009 21:12 Ms.Annabelle(Aukland) replied:
I've been to China and it is AWESOME!!!!! Please go there soon.
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Jun. 21,2009 08:28
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Ms.Whitton(United Kingdom) said:
Hi
We are planning on getting the Trans Sib to arrive Beijing around the start of February. I thought it would be good to spend chinese new year in china, but i have heard that it is really expensive and hard to find somwehere to stay etc...? Is this true? Also, where do you think the best place to be over the CNY?? We want to travel about abit...
Jun. 22,2009 19:57 Mr.Frankie replied:
If you stay in Beijing, it is easy to book a hotel during Chinese new year. And, not so expensive than other time~ Maybe you go to Harbin, not fare from Beijing, where you could participate in the Ice & Snow Festival. Very gorgeous!
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Jun. 18,2009 10:21
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Mr.toufic akko(lebanon) said:
hi , i am willing to work and live in china for a long period of time in a moderate climate similar to mediterranean climate ,which provinces do u advise me to choose? Thank u in advance
Regards.
Jun. 19,2009 00:53 Mr.Jack replied:
Well, I think Kunming in Yunnan Province may meet your need, which has comfortable cliamte all year round. However, I don't think there has so much good work opportunity. In this sense, you may consider Qingdao in Shandong Province and Dalian in Liaoning Province. These two coastal cities are so beautiful with moderate climate, too~
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Jun. 10,2009 20:09
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Ms.Vyna(Australia) said:
Hello.. I'm looking at travelling to China & Hong Kong in Feb 2010 for the Chinese New Year. Hoping to start in Beijing, travel to Xian, over to Shanghai and down to Hong Kong.
Can someone please tell me, if Feb is a good time to be travelling in China? Will it be very cold? And will the tour operators be operating due to the New Year? Thank you for your help!!
Jun. 11,2009 04:34 Ms.Elizabeth replied:
Hi, Ms. Vyna. Febuary is still cold in China, but if you want to spend the Chinese New Year here, it would be a good idea. Well, keep warm. The average temperature in Feb in Beijing, 0-3C, about 5C in Xian, and about 7C in Shanghai. Yes, tours are operated all year round. Or you can visit these cities before Christmas? Generally speaking, the best time to visit Beijing and Xian is autumn. Hong Kong's climate is favorable in winter.
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Jun. 10,2009 20:15
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Ms.Nancy(USA) said:
What is the weather like in Shanghai, Bejing, Hangzhou and Suzhou in March? Thank You!
Jun. 11,2009 04:23 Ms.Jenny replied:
Hi, Nancy. Shanghai, Hangzhou and Suzhou are similar in weather. They are close to each other and In March, the weather is getting warm. The temperature is about 10-15C. However, it is changeable. It will be cold if it is rainy. I came there this March and it is rainy days. You should wear thin sweater and a coat. Beijing in March is windy and the average temperature of this month is about 5C. Hope it helps.
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Travelers' Voices on China Climate (97)
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Sep. 14,2009 07:36 Reply
Mrs.su(Malaysia) said:
I intend to go to Beijing and Tianjin on the 23-11-09, how is the weather there and what type of clothing I should bring besides is there any threat for Swine flu during that period? What about begining of October?
I prefer a cool weather rather than a cold weather, so what do you think will be the best time for me to proceed?
Thanks......
Oct. 23,2009 04:13
Mr.Leo replied:
At the end of Nov, Beijing will have cold and dry days. You need a warm sweater and overcoat. In Oct, the weather is fine comparetively~ Tianjin is a little warmer than Beijing, but not very better, too.
12.
Oct. 18,2009 17:15 Reply
Mrs.Blair(USA) said:
Please someone give me some specfic temperatures for Beijing and Shanghai. I will be traveling Oct. 28th thu Nov. 10th of 2009.
I don't know whether to pack summer or winter type clothing.
I don't know what celcius temperatures are but if someone could give me temperatures in fahrenheit.
Thank you,
Sherry Blair
Oct. 18,2009 20:19
Mr.Jamie replied:
It is about 10-15C (50-59F) in later Oct and 5-12C (41-54F) in early Nov. You should pack winter clothes. Keep Warm.
13.
Oct. 12,2009 13:33 Reply
Mrs.Blair(USA) said:
What is the average temperature in China during the end of Oct. thru the first of Nov? We are going to Beijing, Shanghai and Xian Oct. 28th thru Nov. 10th. I am wondering what type of clothes to pack.
Oct. 17,2009 22:16
Mr.shi(china) replied:
warm clothes but make sure you still have jumpers and stuff like dat
14.
Oct. 11,2009 05:21 Reply
Mr.BARBOD(IRAN) said:
(ITS VERY GOOD SITE) i live in tehran here is very very hot
15.
Sep. 11,2009 10:05 Reply
Ms.ann(USA) said:
what is china's climate like
Oct. 6,2009 19:23
Mr.W(Canada) replied:
Winter: around -20 Celcius
Summer: around 30 Celcius
16.
Sep. 30,2009 10:28 Reply
Mr.Ila(India) said:
we are planning a trip to shanghai and beijing in the middle of october..... how s the climate there.... what type of clothes can i bring? Ila(INDIA)
17.
Sep. 14,2009 23:26 Reply
Mr.tim said:
what is liu zhou climate today?
18.
Sep. 13,2009 09:35 Reply
Ms.anuja kuwelker(India) said:
Hi I am travelling to china in the 1st week of october to beijing and shanghai. Please could you advise me about the climate.
19.
Sep. 4,2009 04:14 Reply
Mrs.K(Thailand) said:
What's the weather like in Tianjin at the the first week of October normally?
Planning to go there during Sep 26- Oct 5. I hope the weather will be fine.... wont it?
Thank you :)
Sep. 8,2009 19:44
Mr.Hill replied:
Usually, it should be sunny and comfortable during the early fall in Oct. But, most of cities in China have plenty of rainfall this year, so does Tianjin. As a result, the weather may be a little cooler but has no bad effection on traveling outsides.
20.
Aug. 31,2009 12:41 Reply
Ms.Lo(Sg) said:
Hi, I am travelling to wuhan on sep to oct. wad kind of weather am I facing? n do u advise me to bring cold clothes? or a jacket wld b enuff?
Sep. 8,2009 19:42
Mr.Hill replied:
It is still hot here that cool summer clothes are ok. Sometimes, you may feel a little muggy~
21.
Aug. 26,2009 00:24 Reply
Mr.Michael(Gibraltar) said:
Hi
We are travelling to Shanghai in early September any advice as to clothing what is the temparature and weather to be expected and advice on clothing please.
Aug. 27,2009 04:47
Mr.zhang li(China) replied:
Hey it will be very hot around 34 degrees so bring some short pants and a singlet!
22.
Aug. 11,2009 22:42 Reply
Mr.Sameer(India) said:
Is there any threats for swine flu in traveling to China at thios time?
Aug. 12,2009 19:54
Mr.Jamie replied:
The mainland China is very safe for travelling currently. No need to worry about it too much@
23.
Jul. 17,2009 01:38 Reply
Ms.Michelle said:
hi, I would like to travel to china in AUG, in this extremely hot season, where is the best place to visit(not so hot and muggy)? thanks
Aug. 12,2009 19:53
Mr.Jamie replied:
Please go to Harbin or cities and villages in Guizhou Province~
24.
Aug. 4,2009 09:56 Reply
Ms.Anne(Indonesia) said:
hello guys, could anyone tell me the temperature in shijiazhuang (hebei), zigong (sichuan), qiaokou (wuhan), & rizhao (shandong) on this august? thank you.
Aug. 12,2009 19:52
Mr.Jamie replied:
Wuhan should be the hottest place during them. Zigong and Rizhao may be a little cooler. And Shijiazhuang is dry and somewhat hot.
25.
Jul. 8,2009 07:43 Reply
Mrs.tripp(england) said:
I plan on booking a tour next year which includes the following.Beijing, great wall, nanjing, suzhou, yangtze River Cruise,Chongqing and Xian. When is the best time to travel?
Aug. 11,2009 14:21
Ms.amy(usa) replied:
I did most of these places last year, In MAY. It was anywhere from 80-95 degress farenheit. Not sure what the celsius conversion is. But it was basically hot, but NO RAIN, if you can't make it in May, then do not go in june-july-august, too Hot and too rainy. I would wait until September. The Yangtze River cruise was Just breathaking, I went on a 4 day one, if there is a longer one than 4 days, (I think) , then I would suggest the longer one. I am going back in just a few weeks, at end of august, can't wait. Doing different cities this time.
26.
Jul. 30,2009 21:30 Reply
Mr.misses(India) said:
Hello i am a fan of your country
i have never been to china but i heard it is a very nice place to go and visit
Aug. 8,2009 21:12
Ms.Annabelle(Aukland) replied:
I've been to China and it is AWESOME!!!!!
Please go there soon.
27.
Jun. 21,2009 08:28 Reply
Ms.Whitton(United Kingdom) said:
Hi
We are planning on getting the Trans Sib to arrive Beijing around the start of February. I thought it would be good to spend chinese new year in china, but i have heard that it is really expensive and hard to find somwehere to stay etc...? Is this true? Also, where do you think the best place to be over the CNY?? We want to travel about abit...
Jun. 22,2009 19:57
Mr.Frankie replied:
If you stay in Beijing, it is easy to book a hotel during Chinese new year. And, not so expensive than other time~ Maybe you go to Harbin, not fare from Beijing, where you could participate in the Ice & Snow Festival. Very gorgeous!
28.
Jun. 18,2009 10:21 Reply
Mr.toufic akko(lebanon) said:
hi ,
i am willing to work and live in china for a long period of time in a moderate climate similar to mediterranean climate ,which provinces do u advise me to choose?
Thank u in advance
Regards.
Jun. 19,2009 00:53
Mr.Jack replied:
Well, I think Kunming in Yunnan Province may meet your need, which has comfortable cliamte all year round. However, I don't think there has so much good work opportunity. In this sense, you may consider Qingdao in Shandong Province and Dalian in Liaoning Province. These two coastal cities are so beautiful with moderate climate, too~
29.
Jun. 10,2009 20:09 Reply
Ms.Vyna(Australia) said:
Hello.. I'm looking at travelling to China & Hong Kong in Feb 2010 for the Chinese New Year. Hoping to start in Beijing, travel to Xian, over to Shanghai and down to Hong Kong.
Can someone please tell me, if Feb is a good time to be travelling in China? Will it be very cold? And will the tour operators be operating due to the New Year? Thank you for your help!!
Jun. 11,2009 04:34
Ms.Elizabeth replied:
Hi, Ms. Vyna. Febuary is still cold in China, but if you want to spend the Chinese New Year here, it would be a good idea. Well, keep warm. The average temperature in Feb in Beijing, 0-3C, about 5C in Xian, and about 7C in Shanghai. Yes, tours are operated all year round. Or you can visit these cities before Christmas? Generally speaking, the best time to visit Beijing and Xian is autumn. Hong Kong's climate is favorable in winter.
30.
Jun. 10,2009 20:15 Reply
Ms.Nancy(USA) said:
What is the weather like in Shanghai, Bejing, Hangzhou and Suzhou in March? Thank You!
Jun. 11,2009 04:23
Ms.Jenny replied:
Hi, Nancy. Shanghai, Hangzhou and Suzhou are similar in weather. They are close to each other and In March, the weather is getting warm. The temperature is about 10-15C. However, it is changeable. It will be cold if it is rainy. I came there this March and it is rainy days. You should wear thin sweater and a coat. Beijing in March is windy and the average temperature of this month is about 5C. Hope it helps.