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Weather in Lanzhou

 
 

The weather forecast of the week

  • Saturday 26 May 2012 Lanzhou sunny 8°C | 23°C
    • Rainfall:
      0
    • Wind:
      Force 10
      Direction NW
    • Sun:
      Indicator 89
      05:51:00
      20:11:00
    • Moon:
      10:15:00
  • Sunday 27 May 2012 Lanzhou largely cleared 12°C | 25°C
    • Rainfall:
      0
    • Wind:
      Force 8
      Direction NW
    • Sun:
      Indicator 83
      05:50:00
      20:12:00
    • Moon:
      11:16:00
      00:06:00
  • Monday 28 May 2012 Lanzhou Isolated showers 13°C | 14°C
    • Rainfall:
      1
    • Wind:
      Force 15
      Direction N
    • Sun:
      Indicator 16
      05:50:00
      20:13:00
    • Moon:
      12:17:00
      00:40:00
  • Tuesday 29 May 2012 Lanzhou sunny 10°C | 20°C
    • Rainfall:
      0
    • Wind:
      Force 9
      Direction NE
    • Sun:
      Indicator 93
      05:49:00
      20:13:00
    • Moon:
      13:20:00
      01:13:00
  • Wednesday 30 May 2012 Lanzhou largely cleared 10°C | 22°C
    • Rainfall:
      0
    • Wind:
      Force 10
      Direction NE
    • Sun:
      Indicator 73
      05:49:00
      20:14:00
    • Moon:
      14:25:00
      01:46:00
  • Thursday 31 May 2012 Lanzhou largely cleared 12°C | 23°C
    • Rainfall:
      0
    • Wind:
      Force 9
      Direction NW
    • Sun:
      Indicator 88
      05:49:00
      20:15:00
    • Moon:
      15:33:00
      02:20:00
  • Pros
    • The Uyghurs, Tajiks, and Uzbeks are particularly welcoming and keep alive their religious, musical and gastronomic customs.
    • The eternal fascination of the Silk Road, dotted with gorgeous Buddhist sites, towns in ruins, and oases bordering the Taklamakan desert, against a backdrop of the Tian Shan or Kunlun mountains.
  • Cons
    • It is difficult to get a place on the trains and planes, which are often full.
    • Crossing the whole of the Silk Road would take several weeks' patience and a good sense of organisation to make reservations a long time in advance.
    • Non-smokers will suffer from the incessant smoke in the buses and trains.
    • As everywhere in China, the language is an obstacle that is difficult to surmount. In this region, the different transcriptions of place names do not facilitate the task.