Seasons & Events
Seasons & Events
Landscape, weather and crowd levels differ sharply by season. This page describes seasonal characteristics only — it publishes no unverified event dates.
About event information
Until event names, dates, venues and organisers are verified against official channels, we list no specific events and emit no Event structured data. Follow official notices for current arrangements.
Approx. March – May
Spring
Temperatures rise and vegetation turns green; increased rain often brings mist and cloud. A common window for peak viewing and valley walks, with showers and slippery paths to watch for.
What to expect
- Good odds of mist and sea of clouds
- Higher water in the valleys
- Frequent showers — pack rain gear
- Crowds vary with public holidays
Packing：Waterproof shell, non-slip shoes, light fleece
Approx. June – August
Summer
The mountains stay relatively cool, making summer a popular retreat and a school-holiday peak. Thunderstorms and heavy rain can trigger temporary crowd limits or route changes — follow official notices.
What to expect
- Cool under tree cover
- Afternoon thunderstorms likely
- Busy during school holidays
- Cave stops work well on wet days
Packing：Quick-dry clothing, raincoat, sun protection, insect repellent
Approx. September – November
Autumn
Less rain and clearer air make autumn a favourite for long-distance views and photography. The day–night temperature gap widens, so warm layers are needed at dawn and dusk.
What to expect
- High visibility and clear views
- Marked day–night temperature swing
- Crowds around public holidays
- Layered autumn colour in the forests
Packing：Insulating mid-layer, windproof shell, hiking shoes
Approx. December – February
Winter
Cold spells can bring rime, glaze ice and snow, and temporary measures may apply to icy high-elevation sections. Check road, cableway and walkway status before setting out.
What to expect
- Possible snow and rime
- Ice risk on some sections
- Possibly shortened opening hours
- Fewer visitors overall
Packing：Warm clothing, non-slip shoes, gloves and a hat