Mount Kailash Weather in July

In July, the weather is cool and comfortable. The average temperature of the Mount Kailsh area in July is 4 ℃ to 23 ℃, and the rainy season begins. The precipitation is about the double of June, mainly concentrated at night. With the increase of water vapor, the clouds and fog also increase, and it often rains and sometimes hails. At this time, a raincoat is a must-bring item for a tour to Mount Kailash, it is recommended to bring a disposable raincoat.

Although there is north wind in July, the overall temperature rises, the temperature difference between day and night is relatively reduced, and the low-temperature days also reduce.

Day-By-Day Mount Kailash Temperature in July Over The Years

Dress Code for Traveling to Mount Kailash Tibet in July

During the day, it is recommended to wear single-layer cotton and linen fabric shirts, T-shirts, thin denim pants, casual clothes, and other comfortable long-sleeved clothing. The temperature decreases at night, if you need to travel, you need to put on a coat, cotton coat, woolen coat, wind-resistant jacket, and other warm clothes. Staying in Ngari at night in July generally does not require heating and cooling, it is very cool. Other clothing: hats, sunglasses, masks, sunscreen bibs, etc. to protect the face from sunburn.

It is possible to rent horses for a Mount Kailash trek

Road Condition for Traveling to Mount Kailash Ngari in July

During daytime, it is recommended to wear single-layer cotton and linen fabric shirts, T-shirts, thin denim pants, casual clothes, and other comfortable long-sleeved clothing. The temperature drops at night, if you need to travel at night, you need to put on a coat, cotton coat, woolen coat, wind-resistant jacket, or other warm clothes.

Other items include hats, sunglasses, masks, sunscreen bibs, etc. to protect the face from sunburn.

Travel Tips for July

It is necessary to protect yourself from cold in July, especially for tourists who want to trek around the Mount Kailash, there is still snow in the Dolmala Pass, so please wear waterproof shoes and sunglasses.