Anshan Liaoning, China Travel Guide
Anshan experiences a monsoon-influenced humid continental climate, with cold, dry winters and hot, humid summers.
The summer monsoon brings heavy rain from The month of july to August, potentially causing local flooding and impacting outdoor plans. The cold season is frigid, and summers experience heatwaves. Dust storms occur sometimes in spring, though they are less severe than in western China.
The summer monsoon brings heavy rain between July and August. This causes local flooding and changes things to do outdoors. During winter it is very cold, and summers have heatwaves. Dust storms occur sometimes in spring, though they are less severe than in western China.
Especially July-August
Warm weather for outdoor activities, lush scenery.
Higher temperatures, humidity, crowded attractions.
April and November
Comfortable temperatures, fewer tourists, autumn leaves.
Variable weather in April, cooler evenings.
November-March (Winter)
Fewer tourists, lower prices, winter landscapes.
Very cold, limited outdoor activities, shorter daylight.
Spring (April-May) and Autumn (September-October) have comfortable temperatures and scenic beauty for hiking.
Spring and Autumn are best for general sightseeing across Anshan.
Blossom viewing, pleasant walks.
Lakeside activities, city tours.
Foliage viewing, crisp hikes.
Snow scenery, indoor attractions.
Specific dates, often spring/autumn.
Most foreign nationals need a visa for entry to China, including Anshan.
Careful budget planning creates a wonderful trip to Anshan.
The local currency is Chinese Yuan Renminbi (CNY, RMB). The exchange rate changes, but as of early 2024, approximately 1 USD equals 7.1-7.2 CNY.
Money exchange is possible at main financial institutions (Bank of The people's republic of china, ICBC) and some larger hotels. ATMs are widespread for withdrawing CNY with international cards (Visa, Mastercard, Plus, Cirrus logos). Digital payments like WeChat Pay and Alipay are very popular and widely accepted.
Daily costs for basic needs and local experiences.
Accommodation: CNY 80-150
The Whole day's (USD Approx.): $20-45
A balance of comfort and local exploration.
Accommodation: CNY 200-400
Total Daily (USD Approx.): $50-120
Premium comfort and extensive experiences.
Accommodation: CNY 500-1500+
Total Daily (USD Approx.): $140-400+
| Category | Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | 80-1500+ | Hostels to 5-star hotels |
| Meals | 10-500+ | Street food to fine dining |
| Transportation | 1-500+ | Bus ride to airport taxi |
Preparation for health and safety makes for a worry-free trip.
Anshan Central Hospital and Anshan No. 1 Hospital offer good medical care.
Dial 120 for an ambulance. English-speaking staff may be limited.
Widely available. Bring prescription medications with a doctor's note.
Drinking Water
Tap water is generally not for direct drinking. Boil water or drink Bottled water. Consider Water filtration products for preparedness.
Food Hygiene: Take caution with street food. Choose vendors with high turnover and visible hygiene. Eat hot, food that is freshly cooked. Peel fruits. Avoid raw or undercooked flesh and seafood.
Eat safely.
Anshan, an industrial city, can have air pollution. Monitor air quality indices (AQI apps). Limit outdoor activity on high pollution days. N95 masks are an option.
Common colds and flu, especially during winter.
In summer, use Sun protection and stay hydrated. Dress warmly in layers in winter.
Crime rates in Anshan are generally low. Petty crime (pickpocketing, bag snatching) can occur in crowded areas. Stay vigilant. Fraud and scams are rare but possible in tourist-heavy areas, though Anshan is less prone than major international hubs. No specific "unsafe" neighborhoods are identified for tourists.
Have these numbers handy handy for any urgent situations.
Dial 110
Dial 119
Dial 120
