Where to travel in July 2019?

July is coming soon, and various places have entered the peak tourist season this July! If you want to travel, you can go to many places. If you don’t know where to travel at the moment, the editor will recommend some good tourist attractions in July! Menyuan, Qinghai

Time: July and August

Compared with Wuyuan and Luoping, which are both famous for their rape flowers, Menyuan has many more rape flowers in the wilderness of the northwest. It is rough and atmospheric.

There are no decorations and terraced fields of ancient houses, but the "golden dream woven with 1,000 billion rapeseed flowers on 500,000 acres of black land" is wild and romantic.

Every July, golden rapeseed flowers and green highland barley weave a huge tapestry, covering the entire Menyuan Basin wantonly. Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Time: Starting on the first Friday after July 1st and lasting for two weeks

Calgary (Calgary) is commonly known as the "Cow City". Is it better to call it the "Wild West" or the "Moderate West"? The city hosts a rodeo that bills itself as “the greatest outdoor show on earth.” The event lasts for 10 days and is full of horses. The best cowboys in the world are invited to gather together. The highlight is the rodeo. The variety of events is truly one of the best in the world.

Nights at the Rodeo Park belong to horse racing: 4 covered carriages driven by drivers rush around the racetrack at a speed of 60 kilometers per hour.

There are also exciting things to do outside the main arena, including horseback riding, fried food and an Indian Village, which will give you a glimpse into First Nations traditions. Kyoto, Japan

Time: July 17

Japanese culture often confuses foreigners, and Kyoto’s colorful landscape of parades and kimonos is no exception. . The history of the float parade on July 17 can be traced back to 869 AD, when 66 dignitaries, each representing a prefecture in Japan, lined up through Kyoto to pray to Gozu Tenno, the "god of plague", to spare the city. .

It takes 40 people to move the rickety mikoshi to the float. For three mornings starting on July 10th, you can watch how people build floats from huge, intricately carved wooden blocks, some weighing more than 10 tons. After the construction work and the purification ceremony of lowering the portable shrine into the river are completed, the festival in Kyoto officially begins.

_During the garden festival, various sacrificial performances take turns on the stage, including the heron dance. The chirping girl painted her face white and walked down the street wearing wooden geta and yukata (summer kimono), leaving behind the clicking footsteps. The residences in the business district are open to the public, and you will have the opportunity to see the heirlooms of Japanese families that have stayed in place for generations and have not been moved.

_The garden festival runs throughout July, and is the most colorful and exciting in the middle of July. But there's plenty more to do here, and as the imperial capital until 1868, Kyoto is also home to hundreds of temples and gardens. Eastern to central Inner Mongolia

Time: mid-to-late July to late August

Nadam is a festival to celebrate the harvest and is the happiest event on the summer grassland. Naadam is usually held from July to August. Various banners, Sumu, Gacha, and even wealthy families will hold Naadam. The "Three Men's Arts" is a must-have competitive activity.

The flag-based Naadam Festival is the most solemn, and local people will dress up to attend. Fortunately, although commerce has become pervasive in the grasslands of Inner Mongolia, Naadam has been spared as if on purpose and will not be mixed with inexplicable commercial activities.

If you happen to come to the grassland during this season, in addition to traditional horse racing, wrestling and other competitions, you will also have the opportunity to see rarely seen ethnic costumes and song and dance performances, and taste authentic grassland snacks. Roskilde, Denmark

Time: Early July

July is the peak season for travel in Northern Europe. There are very long days and plenty of sunshine. At this time, the place really comes alive. Numerous festivals, boat trips, colorful events, cheap hotels come with a festive feel.

Every summer, the largest music festival in Northern Europe held in Roskilde, Denmark, will make the whole of Roskilde excited. The festival is usually held in early July, but early bird tickets can be purchased around October of the previous year, and by the time of the festival the tickets are already sold out. Everywhere on the Arctic Island

Time: July

On the world’s largest island, the beautiful and vast wilderness is open to people. At this time, there are almost never-ending days, The warmest weather is the perfect time to explore.

Greenland’s ice sheet is its biggest feature. It is the second largest ice sheet in the world, covering approximately 80% of the island’s land. Experienced cross-country skiers can experience the exhausting journey across the ice. The covered trip takes 3 weeks.

However, there are also wonderful hiking routes on the island that are less strenuous and can still experience the beauty of the wilderness. Almost all of the hiking trails are unmarked, and the scenery along the way is magnificent, the pure light is beautiful, and the silence between heaven and earth is broken only by the echoes of crows, streams and the popping icebergs.

Geneva, Switzerland

Time: June-August

The summer months from June to August are the best time to visit Geneva, when temperatures rise and meetings are held The peak period is over: room prices have dropped, and the city comes alive with parties, picnics and various festivals!

Summer life in Geneva is quite exciting, with often ideal weather for traveling. The magnificent scenery of the Alps attracts people to pass the time at the open-air bar by the lake from time to time.

A little further away from Quaidu Mont-Blanc, you can find some special shacks that only pop up this season, where you can eat and drink outdoors and enjoy a good life. Innsbruck, Austria

Time: July and August

The 1976 Winter Olympics were held in Innsbruck, the capital of the Tyrol region in Austria. High above the city, a bobsleigh track was built in the ski resort of Igls, winding like a pipe through the Alpine slopes. After a few days of racing, the world moved on, and Eagles and the track were supposed to be history, but Eagles decided to open the track to the public. Snowmobiles, driven by professionals, quickly became a popular winter sport. Recently, the skateboards of the snowmobiles will be replaced with wheels during the two months of summer, allowing tourists to enjoy the fun of snowmobiles in the summer.

Although the snowmobile has been modified in the summer, the thrill remains the same. Every tilt and turn is accompanied by the extreme excitement brought by gravity acceleration, and the Alpine countryside blurs into one piece before your eyes.

Early July is also an ideal time to experience the many hiking trails in the area, which are graced by the alpine roses that bloom from mid-June. Vasiliki Bay in Lefkada, Greece

Time: July and August

Windsurfing is the most popular water sport in Greece, and in Lefkada (Lefkada) It’s no wonder that Vasiliki Bay, on the southern coast of the Ionian island, is considered the best windsurfing spot in Europe.

The surfing conditions here are excellent and many consider Vasiliki Bay to be one of the best places to learn to windsurf. You will have a wide open bay with a natural barrier, and you just need to wait for the afternoon wind, known as "Eric" by the locals, to blow over.

Okay, everyone has the news about these tourist destinations. The editor here wishes everyone a happy travel in July. I hope July will be better for you!