Climate and temperature in four seasons in Bolivia

Bolivia has a temperate climate with intense heat in winter, small precipitation and large daily temperature difference. Similarly, there is no small temperature difference between the western mountainous areas and the eastern lowlands. Compared with the daytime, the temperature at night is greatly reduced, and even in summer, thicker clothes such as coats need to be prepared.

Summer rainfall is the highest in the whole year (1 1 month to March), which needs to be taken into account when making travel plans. Excessive rainfall can easily lead to mudslides, which makes some roads have to be blocked. The daily temperature in cities often reaches above 25℃ with high humidity.

The western mountainous area has a subtropical climate, and it is relatively cool and humid in summer. Visitors to La Paz often feel uncomfortable at an altitude of more than 3,600 meters, but this will only be temporary. Plenty of sunshine will make people adapt and rejuvenate quickly.

Bolivia is characterized by low temperature and dryness in winter. It often frosts in winter in mountainous areas, and the temperature is low. The daily minimum temperature can reach 1℃, which is below zero at night, and the winter in inland areas is relatively mild. The daily temperature in cities is generally below 15℃, and it is maintained at around zero at night.

Spring and autumn are the best time to visit Bolivia. Spring is warm, with relatively little rainfall and low humidity. The climate in autumn is comfortable and pleasant, and the rainfall is very low, which is suitable for traveling.

Extended data:

The eastern and central parts of China have a tropical grassland climate, which transits to the western mountainous and subtropical climate, while the inland plateau has a mountainous climate. The climate in most areas is dry and cool; The annual precipitation decreases from northeast to west from 2000mm to below100mm. ?

Distribution of water system: The main rivers are Beni River, Mamore River and San Miguel River. Lake Titicaca, which borders Peru, is 38 12 meters above sea level. It is the largest lake in South America and the highest large freshwater lake in the world. Navigable all year round, it is the traffic artery of the two countries and the birthplace of ancient culture in South America.

Bolivia is a member of the Union of South American Nations. Rich in natural resources, it is called "the donkey sitting on the gold mine". In addition to the famous mineral deposits, there are also famous Inca Empire sites. In addition, the country has the second largest natural gas field in South America after Venezuela.

The main railway and highway networks are concentrated in the west, and remote areas rely on aviation communication. Lack of infrastructure, tourism is relatively backward.

Bolivia is a multi-ethnic country, mainly including indigenous peoples and Indians of various ethnic groups; Mestizo: The mixed-race descendants of European and African immigrants and indigenous people (about 30% of Bolivia's population) and European and African immigrants (about 15% of the total population).

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