What is the annual mean temperature in Beijing?

Located at the North Temperate Zone, Beijing enjoys a typical continental, yet affable monsoon climate. Though it has distinctive four seasons, the time for spring and autumn is relatively short while that for summer and winter and winter is much longer. The yearly mean temperature is 11.6 degrees centigrade (53 degrees Fahrenheit.) The hottest days are in July and the highest temperature averages 25.8 degrees centigrade (or 77 degrees Fahrenheit). The coldest days are in January with a mean temperature at minus 4.6 degrees centigrade (or 23.7 degrees Fahrenheit.) The best time in a year is in August, September and October, the golden season for making tours in Beijing.

Tibet Tour

This land of snows, or the roof of the world, it's a life-time dream for many people. The fabulous monastery sights, breathtaking landscapes scenery, high-altitude trekking, unique custom and civilization of the Tibetan people... We offers the most popular destinations in Tibet including uniquely spiritual place, Potala Palace, Jokhang temple with intoxicating fragrance of juniper incense and Yak butter; Buzzing sound of lection chanting in Sera Monastery, the cradle of Tibetan civilization in Yarlung Valley and much more...

Yunnan Tour

Yunnan is an important border province of southwestern in China, it borders Burma, Vietnam, and Laos. Yunnan has an average altitude of 2,000 meters and a temperate tropical plateau monsoon climate. It boasts imposing natural scenery, such as snowcapped mountains, glaciers, lakes, hot springs, plateaus, virgin forests, and tropical rainforests. In addition, it abounds in biological resources and enjoys such good reputations as the Kingdoms of Plants and the Realm of Animals, which has greatly benefited in the development of ecological tourism.

Guilin Tour

Guilin City is South China's shining pearl, with verdant mountains, elegant waters, and magnificent crags and fantastic caverns. The scenery of Guilin has been called the finest under heaven. Guilin enjoys a mild climate with sufficient rainfall. The Limestone, weathered and eroded by water, became todays fantastic stone forests, peaks, underground streams and caves, thus giving unique features to Guilins scenery. The mountains are rising abruptly from the ground, stand in various stately shapes. Moreover, they have in them a great number of colorful caves. These mountains with strangely-shaped peaks and caves of unique formation, together with the crystal-clear rivers surround the city are very attracted by all the people. Many foreigners have a good impressive of Guilin's special scenery.