Which is the best month to go to China?

I work for a charity organisation and my holidays are like school holidays. I have two weeks in April, 3 weeks in August and 2 weeks in December. If I did a tour of China, which month would be best to go in please? thank you

Hello Linda, China is so vast that you can visit it at anytime you like. But different time will have different scenery. Choosing the best time to visit China depends on which places you wish to visit, what type of weather you enjoy. May, September and October are the peak tourist months at China's most popular destinations when the weather is most comfortable, but prices are higher, and everywhere is more crowded. Prices drop a bit in the shoulder season, which runs from late March through April and from June through August. The low season arrives in late November, and continues through the winter when there are fewer crowds and the prices are lower. You need to consider and compaire your time and budget to choose the best time.

If you want to have a much economial tour, you could go in December. In April evrything would be fine although the price would be a little bit higher. August is hot and kind of crowded but has more fun.....

What would be the best season to go to China, Bejing? Not too hot or cold

the best time i mean the best season for going to china???

a like the rainy and cold weather???

tanx for yoyr guiding

In April, you may go to Zhangjiajie (in Hunan province) , you may find the detail from here:http://terry.summerhost.info/zjj/

In August,I recommand you to go to Yunan,such as Shangri-la, the landscape is so nice there

If you wanna com to china In December, Just take look at Beijing.

best season is autumn: september to october, why? because most comfortable and have best scenery.

if you are travelling in August, it is a suggestion that you can go to Hainan. It is a city that enjoy a lot of beach and the wonderful seaview.

--from ChinaHotels.HK

In December, you can go to Harbin. There is a big festival in Harbin at that time.

--from http://utrip.asia/