Vejret i Harbin måned for måned
Den bedste tid at besøge Harbin er maj, juni og september — 89/100 i september, 22 °C og 9 regnvejrsdage. Den bedste sæson er sommeren, juni til august (74/100 i gennemsnit).
Den værste måned er december med 29/100 — iskoldt, tørt, pålidelig sne. Se december →
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Bedste sæson: juni til august (74/100 i gennemsnit) · værst december (29/100)
- Dage
- 22°C
- Nætter
- 11°C
- Våde dage
- 9
- Sol
- 9.1 h
- Luftfugtighed
- 72%
- Dagslys
- 13 h
Harbin, måned for måned
Komfortscore ud af 100 for den slags rejse, Harbin er bedst til, den gennemsnitlige dagtemperatur, regnvejrsdage og soltimer om dagen fra klimanormalerne, og hvor travlt der typisk er.
Det sker i Harbin året igennem
Festivaler, naturfænomener, helligdage og de sæsoner, man skal holde øje med — kurateret og med kilder. Månedssiderne har detaljerne.
- januar
- Spring Festival15.–23. feb.Helligdag
- marts
- The thaw5. mar. – 25. apr. (normalt)Sæson
- maj
- May Day holiday1.–5. majHelligdag
- juli
- Harbin International Beer Festival5. jul. – 25. aug. (normalt)Festival
- august
- Harbin Marathon13. sep.Festival
- oktober
- National Day Golden Week1.–7. okt.Helligdag
- november
- Ski season at Yabuli25. nov. – 20. mar. (normalt)Sæson
- december
- Ice and Snow World20. dec. – 28. feb. (normalt)Festival
- The deep cold1. dec. – 20. feb. (normalt)Sæson
Travlhed i Harbin i september
Hvor travlt der er på selve stedet — skoleferier og masseferier, de måneder en redaktør har markeret, og hvor eftertragtet vejret gør dem. Aldrig en del af komfortscoren.
TravltHarbin Marathon, skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet(anslået)
TætpakketTravltSkuldersæsonStille
Godt at vide, før du tager til Harbin
Rigtige oplevelser fra rejsendes egne beretninger, citeret med link til originalen.
practical
The Ice and Snow Festival runs roughly January 5 to February 25, and the cold that keeps the sculptures pristine also drops to -20 to -25C, so we layered thermal underwear under a down jacket, wore snow boots with real grip, and stuffed hand and foot warmers into every pocket. Camera batteries died within minutes outside, so we carried spares kept warm against our bodies and only swapped them in when shooting. We booked Ice and Snow World tickets online in advance to skip the queue, and took the high-speed rail in from Beijing rather than flying.
Noter fra rejsende om Harbin
Hvad folk, der har været der, siger om stedet — noterne for hele året først, derefter måned for måned.
Forum posters describe mid-March in Harbin as still genuinely winter, with temperatures able to drop as low as -20C on a cold day. Posters consistently flag that the famous Ice and Snow Festival normally closes by the beginning of March, sometimes even earlier than scheduled, since organizers dismantle the large ice sculptures with cranes once warming temperatures start causing visible melting and deformation - posters note this can happen roughly 10 days ahead of the planned closing date. Posters do flag one workaround: a separate indoor ice festival on Sun Island runs from early March all the way to late December, giving visitors a way to see ice sculptures even after the main outdoor festival wraps up. Posters generally recommend visiting before March if the main ice festival is the priority, since a March trip risks missing it entirely.
Harbin is a winter destination, which is exactly why the forum's September advice is worth having: the month lands around 21°C by day and 12 at night, comfortably inside the 10–20°C band posters describe as ideal, and it is the last easy window before the cold arrives — October, they warn, turns quite cold quite fast. So September is the month for the city itself: St Sophia Cathedral, Zhongyang Street, Sun Island, Volga Manor. It is not the month for the ice festival that made Harbin famous. Those sit at opposite ends of the year.
Tilføj din egen note fra Harbin på kortet.