Puyang Zhejiang, China Travel Guide
Pujiang County features a humid subtropical climate, marked by distinct seasons.
Summers (June-August) are warm and muggy, with average temperatures from 25°C to 30°C. Temperatures frequently exceed 35°C. Rainfall abundant during these months, especially in June, marking the peak of the monsoon season. High humidity outdoor activities less comfortable. Autumns (September-November) feature generally mild and dry weather. Average temperatures fall between 15°C and 25°C. This season unclouded skies and comfortable conditions, making it a favorite time for many travelers.
Autumn (September-November) or Spring (April-May) deliver the most comfortable temperatures and pleasant conditions for enjoying Pujiang’s natural parks and mountains.
Cultural site visits are best in Autumn and Spring due to comfortable weather. Indoor activities and local cuisine are year-round, but Autumn and Spring still offer more comfortable overall travel conditions.
April-May & Sep-Oct
Pleasant weather for outdoors, beautiful scenery (blossoms/foliage).
Greater demand, increased prices, more crowded attractions.
March & November
Fewer crowds, moderate prices, generally good weather.
Seasonal services may be limited, weather less predictable.
Dec-Feb & June-Aug
Lowest prices for hotels and flights, least crowded.
Winter is cold/damp, summer is very hot/humid with heavy rain.
Most foreign nationals need a visa for China. Visa types vary by travel purpose. Common categories L (Tourist), M (Business), F (Non-commercial), and Q2 (Family Visit). The application typically submitting an online form, passport, photo, and supporting documents to a Chinese embassy or consulate. Most applicants visit in person for biometric data collection.
Visa fees vary by nationality and application urgency (e.g., US citizens pay higher fees). Upon China arrival, foreign visitors clear immigration by presenting passport and valid visa. Biometric data, usually fingerprints, collected during entry procedure. Pujiang County itself no special permits for standard tourism. Restricted areas elsewhere in China, like Tibet, separate permits.
Valid for six months after your stay, with two blank visa pages.
Completed online, printed, and signed.
Recent (within six months) 48mm x 33mm color passport-style photo.
For applications outside nationality country.
Flight itineraries, hotel bookings for L-visa; invitation letter for M-visa. Check IVisa or VisaHQ.
Effective budgeting your expenses and enjoying your trip without financial stress. Pujiang County features options for various travel styles, from budget-conscious to luxury.
The official currency is the Chinese Yuan (CNY), also known as Renminbi (RMB). Exchange rates fluctuate; it used to be approximately 7.2 CNY to A SINGLE dollar recently. Exchange foreign currency at major banks (Bank of China, ICBC) or airports. ATMs are widely available for international card withdrawals.
Tipping is not customary in China. It is usually not expected in restaurants, hotels, or for taxi drivers. In some high-end hotels or for tour guides catering to international tourists, a modest gratuity might be accepted but remains optional.
Approximate costs for various travel components.
Your well-being is supreme.
Gastrointestinal Issues (Traveler'traveler's diarrhea): Drink only bottled or purified water. Avoid uncooked or unpeeled foods. Food should be thoroughly cooked and served hot.
Air Pollution: Pujiang is generally greener than major industrial cities, but air the quality differs. Those with respiratory issues may consider bringing masks.
No specific vaccinations for China entry, unless from yellow fever risk areas. Routine vaccinations (MMR, DTaP, Varicella, Polio, flu shot) should be current.
Recommended: Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid.
Consider Rabies if extensive outdoor or rural stays. Consult a travel doctor.
Tap water is generally not safe for drinking. Use Bottled water for drinking, brushing teeth, and beverages. Select reputable restaurants and street food vendors.
Look for high customer turnover for fresh ingredients. Food should be thoroughly cooked.
Caution with raw vegetables and unpeeled fruits if washing practices are uncertain.
Pujiang County features local hospitals like Pujiang County People's Hospital. For serious or specialized care, consider Jinhua or Hangzhou hospitals. Pharmacies are common, but staff may not speak English.
Emergency Numbers: Police 110, Ambulance 120, Fire 119.
Pujiang County is generally safe with low crime. Petty crime can happen in crowded areas. Be aware of scams.
| Hazard | Season | Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Flooding | Monsoon season (May-July) | Heavy rainfall may localized flooding. |
| Typhoons | Summer/early autumn | Inland Pujiang may strong winds and heavy rain indirectly. |
| Landslides | Heavy rains in mountainous areas | Risk of landslides; stay informed on local weather advisories. |
