Which month is more suitable for traveling to Chongqing

@小宋爱吃菠萝：The scenery in Chongqing is picturesque, but I didn't go there at the right time. I went at the end of July last year and just burned it! Not to mention going to tourist attractions, it's always hot in my room. The next day, I went to Simian Mountain and it wasn't until the mountaintop that it cooled down. I didn't go to any of the popular tourist attractions in the main city.

【Chongqing Simian Mountain Wangxiangtai Waterfall】

【Chongqing Simian Mountain Wangxiangtai Waterfall】

@夏日的綠色：Although Chongqing is known for its stoves, there are still several places that are relatively cool, such as Xiannv Mountain and Jinfo Mountain in Nanchuan. The scenery on the mountains is charming and a good place to escape the heat and cool off in summer.

@回首望着你远去背影：Chongqing can be visited all year round. In summer, the main city is like a fireplace, but there are still many cool places to visit. For example, Hongchiba in Wuxi has a high altitude. If you go there in summer, you should be prepared for sun protection because the ultraviolet rays are strong, but it is very cool.

@yz_144255914：The winter in Chongqing is not very cold, but if anyone wants to see snow in Chongqing, it's very difficult. I have been in Chongqing from Zhejiang for 16 years, and I have seen blood once, which is really rare.

@yz_陈柳青189：In fact, Chongqing is 12 months a year, and you can come to Chongqing for tourism no matter which month. In summer, there is a special feeling that is quite good. The high temperature is 42 ° C, and you can cook the dishes directly under the sun. Come to Chongqing in spring, autumn, and winter! It's really fun to be neither hot nor cold.

@去掉浮华虚夸：Chongqing is one of the four major furnaces in China and also has a very developed tourism industry. However, the summer here is very hot, and locals are not accustomed to it. The best time is from March to May, September to October, when the temperature is around 20 degrees Celsius, which is very suitable for tourism.