Inner Mongolia Weather in July

July in Inner Mongolia means warm to hot weather with slight temperature differences—hottest in the west and cooler in the east—and this impacts what you pack and your travel plans. The east and central-west are moderately hot, averaging 27℃, while the west is the warmest at 31℃ on average. You need to know the right clothes for each area and the best summer activities to enjoy the season fully. Below is your guide to dressing properly and getting the most out of an Inner Mongolia trip in July.

Weather Overview of Various Regions in Inner Mongolia

July brings warm to hot weather to Inner Mongolia: the eastern part has an average high of 27℃ and low of 16℃; the central-western region sees an average high of 27℃ and low of 18℃; the western part has an average high of 31℃ and low of 20℃. Extreme highs hit 32-36℃, with the lowest lows between 11-14℃, making it nice for summer trips.

What to Wear in July?

Inner Mongolia is generally hot in July with distinct regional temperature differences. The eastern part (average 27℃/16℃, extreme low 11℃) has a large day-night gap: wear a short-sleeve T-shirt with a thin sunscreen jacket during the day, add a lightweight outer layer in the morning and evening, and choose breathable long pants for grassland horse riding and hiking. The central-western part (average 27℃/18℃) has milder temperature fluctuations—opt for quick-dry short sleeves, linen-cotton shirts, loose long pants, and comfortable sports shoes to handle the 32℃ extreme high and night coolness. The western part (average 31℃/20℃, extreme high 36℃), the hottest of the three, requires sun protection and cooling: light-colored quick-dry or breathable linen clothes, plus a sun hat, sunglasses, a magic scarf, and for deserts, high-top shoes and sand-proof covers. Sunscreen is a must-proof covers. Sunscreen is a must across the region—reapply every 2 hours—to ensure comfort and protection for all outdoor activities.

Touring Inner Mongolia in July

July is a great time to visit Inner Mongolia, as weather is warm and nice across all regions. With an average high of 27℃ and low of 16℃, Eastern Inner Mongolia is perfect for exploring green grasslands—ride horses on Hulunbuir Grassland, walk through birch forests in Arxan National Forest Park, or immerse yourself in Russian culture in Shiwei Border Town. Central-western Inner Mongolia has the same warm days (27℃) but milder nights (18℃). The grand Naadam Festival on Xilingol Grassland is a must—watch wrestling and horse racing there, or visit cultural spots like Meidai Zhao in Hohhot. Western Inner Mongolia is hotter (avg 31℃) but great for desert fun: try sandboarding and camel riding at Whistling Dune Bay, or stargaze under clear night skies.

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