When is the best time to visit Tianjin?

Plan your Tianjin Tour? Tianjin is a port city which is located in northeast part of the North China Plain, bordering the Bohai Sea in the east, leaning against the Yuanshan Mountain in the north. A mixed selection of sights, locations and venues make up Tianjin’s main tourist attractionsTianjin belongs to monsoon influenced humid continental climate. Summer is the rainy season in Tianjin.

One of the frequently asked questions is “When is the best time to visit Tianjin?” Generally speaking, spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit Tianjin due to the comfortable weather.

If not putting the weather into a consideration, you can go to visit Tianjin at any time. Different seasons offer distinctly different views. Use this travel guide to help you make a smart decision about when to visit Tianjin. Check out below to have some information on each season:

Tianjin in Spring
Spring in Tianjin is pleasant. It is the season of recovery. Many tourists come to visit Tianjin in this season. But Tianjin also experiences occasional sandstorms that blow in from the Gobi desert and may last for several days in spring.

Tianjin in Summer
Summers in Tianjin are not burning hot but what, at times make them unbearable are the high levels of precipitation. The summer season sets in Tianjin from the month of May and lasts till August.

The average high in the summer months in Tianjin is at 31℃. The month of July is the hottest month of the year in Tianjin. Monsoon also approaches Tianjin in the month of July and causes precipitation levels to rise further.

Tianjin in Autumn
Autumn in Tianjin is suitable for traveling. During the time, the climate is moderate and quite comfortable. The landscape of Tianjin is also the most beautiful in the fall. However, there may be the dust tornado occurring, so please pay much attention to the weather in autumn.

Tianjin in Winter
The winter season in Tianjin lasts from October to mid-March. The winter weather in Tianjin can be especially chilly at times, with the Siberian anticyclone playing an important part in these low temperatures, which hover around freezing by day in December and January, becoming frosty at night. January is the coldest month of the year with temperature dipping down below freezing point at -4℃.