Puer Travel Weather and Climate in June

June in Pu’er (普洱), Yunnan (云南) is a charming and culturally rich time for travel. Here’s a comprehensive guide to visiting Pu’er (普洱) in June:

Weather in June

Average Daily Temperatures in Pu’er – June

June in Pu’er (普洱) falls within the rainy season, with frequent rainfall but consistently warm temperatures. The average monthly high ranges between 26°C and 32°C, while the average monthly low ranges from 15°C to 20°C.

Local Festivals in June

In Pu’er (普洱), locals celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival (端午节) in June, a festival with deep cultural significance. Traditional customs such as eating zongzi (粽子) and dragon boat racing (赛龙舟) are actively observed.

Pu’er (普洱) is also known for its unique medicinal food culture. During the Dragon Boat Festival, locals follow the folk belief:
“Eating a hundred herbal roots at Duanwu renews your stomach and keeps you healthy all summer.”
Another popular saying is:
“On Duanwu, eat a hundred herbs and your whole body will feel lighter.”
These phrases reflect the tradition of preparing herbal medicinal soups made from various roots to prevent illness and promote wellness—a practice passed down through generations.

Recommended Attractions in June

Tea Horse Road Ruins (茶马古道遗址)

Walk along the stone-paved trails and trace the uneven hoof prints left by ancient mule caravans, immersing yourself in the thousand-year history of the Tea Horse Road (茶马古道).

Jingmai Mountain Ancient Tea Forest Scenic Area (景迈山茶林文化景区)

Explore vast ancient tea forests stretching across the mountains. This is a tea lover’s paradise—where the aroma of tea blends with mountain mist, offering a tranquil and immersive experience.

Nuogan Ancient Village (糯干古寨)

A poetic village by the water, with over a thousand years of history. Entering Nuogan (糯干) feels like stepping into a peaceful paradise untouched by time.

Wengji Blang Ethnic Village (翁基布朗族老寨)

An ancient Blang (布朗族) village with a rich cultural atmosphere. Learn about Blang customs, architecture, and lifestyle while enjoying the unique scenery and ethnic traditions.

Seasonal Cuisine in June

In June, lychees (荔枝) ripen in Pu’er (普洱), offering a delicious blend of sweet and tart flavors. This tropical fruit is a seasonal highlight for visitors.

In addition, Pu’er’s medicinal cuisine (药膳文化) is worth experiencing. During the Dragon Boat Festival (端午节), people boil various herbal roots (中草药根) to prepare nourishing soups believed to:

• Calm the nerves
• Regulate digestion and air circulation
• Nourish the stomach and lungs
• Relieve rheumatism
• Relax muscles and joints
• Strengthen liver, kidneys, and spleen

These health-focused dishes are a unique expression of Pu’er (普洱)’s culinary and cultural heritage.