Yangshuo Weather in November: What to Pack and Do
November is often easier for Yangshuo walking than wet spring: rainfall averages about 69 mm of rain.
Bring a layer for the cooler mornings, especially if you plan a Li River viewpoint before breakfast.
At a glance
- Typical range: 12–21°C.
- Rain: about 10 rainy days.
- Daylight: roughly 11 daylight hours.
- Best approach: Keep the Xianggong Mountain outing movable.
What is the weather like?
The archived average range is 12–21°C. Early November can still feel warm, while later mornings may approach 10°C.
Rainfall averages about 69 mm over roughly 10 days. Clear days can have a large gap between morning and afternoon temperatures.
What should you pack?
Carry a light jacket for dawn and a breathable layer for the middle of the day. Closed walking shoes suit town streets and viewpoint steps.
Add a small umbrella or compact shell. Light rain still occurs, even during this relatively dry month.
What works outdoors?
Use a clear morning for Xianggong Mountain or a Li River viewpoint. The cooler air makes a moderate climb easier than in July.
Read the Yangshuo travel guide before setting an early transfer. Check visibility if low cloud covers the peaks.
When should you plan the day?
November offers around 11 hours of daylight. Keep a long countryside circuit tighter than you would in midsummer.
Compare October weather if you prefer warmer days. Early October also brings national-holiday crowds.
Which mistakes should you avoid?
Do not leave the jacket behind because the afternoon feels mild. Temperatures can fall quickly after sunset.
Do not schedule a remote viewpoint at the end of the day without a return plan. Dusk comes earlier in November.
FAQ: What else should you know?
Is November dry in Yangshuo?
It is relatively dry by local standards. November averages 69 mm of rain and about 10 rainy days.
Is a morning hike comfortable?
Usually, with a light layer. Conditions vary, and some late-month mornings feel cold.
How long is daylight?
About 11 hours on average. Allow time to return from rural routes before dusk.
