Tibet Weather in June
Season: Summer
June in Tibet brings a gentle warmth, with no more shivering through winter's chill or sweating through summer's heat.
The sun smiles down on you for up to 14 hours a day, painting the sky with a golden glow. It's like nature's own spotlight, shining on every mountain peak, valley, and river, turning them into living masterpieces.
Averages for Tibet Weather in June
High Temperature: 24°C / 75°F
Low Temperature: 9°C / 48°F
Rainy Days: 14 days
Rainfall: 63mm
Sunrise: 6:54~6:58
Sunset: 20:51~20:59
Why Travel to Tibet in June
Pleasant Climate: June's mild temperatures calls for hiking, capturing breathtaking photos, and indulging in outdoor activities across Tibet's stunning landscapes. Rich Festivities Await: Embark on a festival journey in June 2025, where Saga Dawa's Buddhist bliss meets Horse Racing Festival's horsepower, creating unique and unforgettable experiences. More Verdant Nature: Tibet's nature wakes up with a burst of green energy with more warmth in June! The grasslands turn into lush, soft green carpets, covered in a wild party of colorful flowers that dance in the breeze, inviting everyone to come and explore Tibet's wonders!Travel Essentials for a Tibet June Trip
Clothing: Pack versatile layers for Tibet's diverse weather. Start with a warm down jacket or thick coat for chilly evenings and mornings. During the day, lightweight long-sleeved shirts keep you comfortable in the sun. Footwear: Comfortable, non-slip shoes with support and shock absorption are a must for Tibet's rugged terrain. Choose sturdy boots or hiking shoes that can handle long walks and uneven paths. UV Protection Items: Protect your skin from Tibet's intense UV rays with SPF 50+ sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat. These essentials ensure a safe and enjoyable journey under the plateau sun. Moisturizing Products: Despite showers in June, Tibet's predominantly dry climate can easily dehydrate your skin, so keep it nourished with moisturizers like facial cream and lip balm. Rain Gear: Pack a compact umbrella or lightweight raincoat to stay dry during Tibet's unpredictable showers. Accessories: A warm hat and gloves come in handy at higher altitudes and during chilly evenings. Stay cozy and comfortable with these simple accessories.
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Top Things to Do in June
1. Experience Gyangtse Horse Racing Festival
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| Horse Racing in Tibet |
Gyangtse Horse Racing Festival is more than just a sporting event; it's a vibrant celebration of Tibetan culture.
Riders, astride bareback steeds adorned in splendor, thunder across the field, whips crackling, their bravery and skill on full display. The heroic gallops captivate spectators, who eagerly cheer on their favored horsemen.
Visitors can join the crowds to support their chosen riders. And for those adventurous enough, a guided horseback ride offers a thrilling taste of the freedom and exhilaration that comes with riding in the Tibetan grassland.
In 2025, Gyangtse Horse Racing Festival spans from June 5th to June 23rd.
See more about Tibetan Festivals.
See more about Tibetan Festivals.
2. Partake in Saga Dawa in Lhasa
Saga Dawa marks the birth, enlightenment, and nirvana of Buddha Shakyamuni. It's a time of profound devotion and hope, where vibrant prayer flags decorate streets, and temples resonate with prayers in Lhasa.
During Saga Dawa, visitors can join pilgrims around the revered Jokhang Temple, where every prayer wheel turn whispers tales of spiritual cleansing.
At designated moments, visitors can witness and even participate in believers releasing fish and birds, a poignant display of compassion. This hands-on experience fosters a deeper appreciation for harmony and the preciousness of all living beings.
In 2025, Saga Dawa Festival falls on June 11th.
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| A Prayer in Jokhang Temple, Lhasa |
3. Travel Devoutly to Mount Kailash & Manasarova
During Saga Dawa, embark on a unique journey by joining pilgrims circumambulating their “cosmic center” Mount Kailash. Along the sacred path, you'll encounter devotees prostrating in deep reverence while appreciating natural wonders like alpine meadows and shimmering glacial lakes.
Known as the "Holy Lake at the End of the World," Manasarova Lake offers a serene backdrop for sacred bathing rituals and prayers during Saga Dawa. Just let the refreshing waters of the lake wash over you, filling you with a sense of purity and strength that only nature can provide.
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- Last updated on Nov. 04, 2024 by Jally Zhang -