Yinchuan has a cool and thankfully predictable climate with plenty of sun and little rain. However, its position in the desert guarantees dry winds and sand. Smart travelers will bring sunblock, sunglasses and heavy-duty moisturizer (particularly if you're planning on heading out into the desert). You'll also want to bring plenty of layers, as even during the short hot summers, the nights are very cool. During winter, thick coats are compulsory. Late spring or early autumn are the best seasons to visit Yinchuan.
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