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Plan your Beijing tours in June? In recent years the weather in May has felt like summer, but the high summer season doesn’t start until June. July is the hottest month in Beijing. So June is a transit month between the early summer (later May ) to the hottest summer (late July).

The average high temperature for June in Beijing is around highest 30℃ and lowest 17℃. A short T-shirt is all right for the day, but sometime you have to bring long-sleeve clothing for cool nights.

Beijing in June is a tourist shoulder season, not so many tourists going around the city of Beijing, following the just passed tourist high season in May, and walking close to the hottest month July.

Foreign travelers are welcomed to visit Beijing in June and avoid the possible the summer vacation time in July and August.  Please check the following Historical Climate Data for June in Beijing and prepare for your Beijing Trip.

Historical Climate Data for June  in Beijing

This past 50-year historical weather data is quite useful for you to plan your trip to Beijing well in advance.  You may use the data to decide what to wear on your coming trip to Beijing.

By the way you may also check our Beijing June Realtime Weather Photos   for more information on the Beijing weather in June.

Date	Average High	Average Low	Precipitation	Extreme High	Extreme Low

June 01	29℃	17℃	1mm	37℃(2001)	11℃(1973)
June 02	29℃	17℃	2mm	39℃(1986)	11℃(1978)
June 03	29℃	16℃	2mm	37℃(1982)	11℃(1965)
June 04	29℃	17℃	2mm	35℃(1971)	10℃(1997)
June 05	30℃	17℃	4mm	40℃(1968)	10℃(1969)
June 06	30℃	18℃	2mm	38℃(1981)	11℃(1987)
June 07	29℃	18℃	2mm	37℃(2002)	11℃(1987)
June 08	30℃	18℃	4mm	36℃(1986)	13℃(1967)
June 09	30℃	17℃	3mm	37℃(1972)	11℃(1967)
June 10	30℃	17℃	3mm	41℃(1961)	11℃(1974)
June 11	30℃	18℃	1mm	39℃(2004)	12℃(1957)
June 12	31℃	18℃	1mm	38℃(1988)	14℃(1969)
June 13	31℃	19℃	2mm	39℃(2000)	13℃(1976)
June 14	31℃	18℃	3mm	38℃(1988)	13℃(1961)
June 15	31℃	19℃	2mm	36℃(2000)	14℃(1965)
June 16	31℃	19℃	3mm	37℃(1962)	15℃(1958)
June 17	31℃	19℃	4mm	36℃(1958)	15℃(1976)
June 18	30℃	19℃	3mm	37℃(2006)	12℃(1974)
June 19	30℃	19℃	4mm	38℃(1975)	14℃(1970)
June 20	31℃	19℃	2mm	38℃(1952)	14℃(1970)
June 21	31℃	20℃	2mm	39℃(2005)	13℃(1982)
June 22	31℃	20℃	4mm	38℃(1951)	14℃(1974)
June 23	31℃	20℃	4mm	39℃(1963)	14℃(1974)
June 24	31℃	20℃	4mm	38℃(1965)	17℃(1970)
June 25	31℃	20℃	3mm	38℃(1999)	14℃(1991)
June 26	31℃	20℃	4mm	37℃(1999)	17℃(1969)
June 27	31℃	21℃	7mm	37℃(1951)	16℃(1983)
June 28	31℃	21℃	4mm	39℃(1972)	17℃(1968)
June 29	31℃	21℃	6mm	37℃(1965)	17℃(1966)
June 30	30℃	21℃	6mm	38℃(2000)	17℃(2004)

June Events, Holidays & Festivals

In recent years the weather in May has felt like summer, but the high summer season doesn’t tart until June. July is the hottest month in Beijing. So June is a transit month between the early summer (later May ) to the hottest summer (late July).

Add on:

How to Visit Beijing in June
Beijing June Realtime Weather Photos

Public Holiday

Duan Wu (Dragon Boat) Festival 端午节
Time:June 14
Also called the Dragon Boat Festival, a lunar holiday, occurring on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. It is in memory of a great patriot poet named Qu Yuan of the then State of Chu during the Warring States period (475-221 B.C, who drowned himself to protest his emperor who gave in to the bully State of Chin.

For fear that fish may eat his body, people of Chu launched their boats and started throwing rice dumplings wrapped in bamboo leaves into the river where he was drowned to feed the fish. Now in some places, the big event of dragon boat contest will be held to commemorate the special day. People today still have the bamboo-leave rice dumplings on the occasion today.

People have one paid day off for the holiday.

Annual Events and Festivals

1. Children’s Day 六一儿童节
June 01 is a big day all the kids all over the country. Almost all entertainment places such as cinemas, parks and children museums and palaces are open free to them or with discounted prices. It is also the right time for people to show their concern over the problems arising from the kids.

2. National Eye-care Day 全国爱眼日
China’s national eye-care day falls on June 6.  Understanding the serious situation about blindness in the country and the gravity of raising public awareness on eye health issues, the Chinese Ministry of Health, along with 12 other Ministries, officially declared 6 June as “National Eye Day” in 1996.  Each year a unique theme will be carried out to celebrate the special day to educate people to care their eyes.

3. The Chinese Population Day 中国人口日
The special day falls on 11 June annually.

4. China Children Charity Day 中国儿童慈善活动日
This special day falls on June 22. It is reported that since 2002, China Children’s Foundation has launched a series of large-scale public welfare activities to celebrate  “China Children Charity Day”.  China Children Charity Day is getting popular and has become a base for Chinese children and a mature public platform for the development of philanthropy in China.

5. China National Land Day 全国土地日
This special day falls on June 25.   China National Land  was inaugurated  June 25, 1991. Since then each June 25, National Land Day will be celebrated aimed at protecting the land resources. Each year a theme is chosen to promote the protection of the land in China. China has some 130 million hectares of arable land. Available farmland in China decreases every year as more land is taken for development.

6. Beijing International Tourism Expo 北京国际旅游博览会
Time: late June
Asia’s leading annual travel and tourism event – Beijing International Tourism Expo (BITE). Beijing International Tourism Expo is one of the fastest growing in the industry, attaining a quality ranking in Asia, and becoming an important and influential platform for tourism networking and business transactions.

7. Grain in Ear on May 5 芒种
The Chinese lunar calendar classifies the year into 24 solar terms. Grain in Ear, the 9th solar term, falls on June 5 this year. The arrival of Grain in Ear shows the ripening of crops such as barley and wheat.

8. Gaokao on on June 07 高考
gao kao, or National College Entrance Examination, is an academic examinationheldannually in the People’s Republic of China. This standardized test is a prerequisite for entrance into almost all higher education institutions at the undergraduate level.

9. Father’s Day on June 20 父亲日
Father’s Day in China is always celebrated and observed on Third Sunday of June each year.

10.  Summer Solstice on June 21 夏至
The sun altitude arrive the highest in north; June 21 has the longest daytime this year.

Beijing Weather in Each Month

Beijing in November	Beijing in December	Beijing January
Beijing in February	Beijing in March	Beijing in April
Beijing in May	Beijing in June	Beijing in July
Beijing in August	Beijing in September	Beijing in October

Tip:  Hassle-free Beijing Guided Tours

If you don’t want to go the do-it-yourself route and prefer the hassle-free escorted tours,  here are some options for guided tours to Beijing:

Beijing Highlight Day Tour from US$59 P/P

(Tiananmen + Forbidden City + Mutianyu Great Wall)
Beijing Classic City Tour from US$65 P/P
(Tiananmen + Forbidden City + Temple of Heaven + Summer Palace)
Beijing Excursion Tour from US$59 P/P
(Mutianyu Great Wall + Ming Tomb)
Beijing Hutong Highlight Tour from US$59 P/P 
( Hutong + Rickshaw)

Mutianyu Great Wall Half Day Tour from US$55 p/p
Hike from Jiankou to Mutianyu Great Wall Day Tour from US$69 p/p

Mutianyu Great Wall Layover Tour from US$65 p/p
Beijing Highlight Layover Tour from US$75 p/p

Further Readings

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Top 10 Attractions in Beijing
How to Visit Forbidden City
How to Visit Temple of Heaven
How to Visit Summer Palace
How to Visit Ming Tombs
How to Visit the Great Wall of China
How to Visit Tiananmen Square
How to Visit Hutongs
How to Visit Olympic Sites

Top 10 Markets in Beijing
Top 10 Shopping Malls in Beijing
Beijing Shopping

Wangfujing Night Snack Street
Qianmen Commercial Street
Beijing Huguosi Street

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