Chengdu is located in the subtropical monsoon climate zone, with abundant heat and rainfall, four distinct seasons, and simultaneous rain and heat. In addition to the northwestern edge of some mountainous areas, most of the region shows the climate is characterized by: no summer heat, less snow and ice in winter, mild climate, long summer and short winter, long frost-free period, more rain in autumn and night rain, wind speed is small, high humidity, cloudy, less sunshine.

The best time to travel to Chengdu is March-June and September-November. During these two times of the year, Chengdu has a moderate climate, with moderate temperatures and humidity in spring and fall, making it ideal for travel. In spring, Chengdu is particularly beautiful, and you can enjoy the competing pear blossoms, peach blossoms, rape flowers and azaleas. In autumn, you can enjoy the ginkgoes and red leaves roaming the mountains, which add a lot of color to the trip. In contrast, although the summer (July-August) in Chengdu is not too hot, it can feel a bit stuffy due to the high humidity. At this time, you can choose to take a tandem trip to Qingcheng Mountain, Dujiangyan, Jiulonggou, Jiufeng Mountain, Tiantai Mountain, Longchi Forest Park and other summer resorts. And in winter (December-February), the temperature in Chengdu is a few degrees below zero, and although it rarely snows, the climate is cloudy and cold, so at this time, you can travel to the neighboring Jiuzhaigou and Xiling Snow Mountain for snow-viewing activities.

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