Lhasa Temperature in June: Daily Average Temperature
June is one of the best months to visit Tibet. Lhasa is warm and comfortable, the skies are mostly clear, and the plateau is turning green before the heavier rain of July and August.
Daily Temperature Overview — Lhasa in June
June Temperature Highlights
Average high
about 24°C (75°F)
Average low
about 10°C (50°F)
Hottest afternoons
can reach the high 20s °C
Coldest nights
can drop to a few degrees above freezing
June Climate Context
Sunshine
about 8 hours a day
Rain in the month
about 75 mm
Rainy days
about 12
When it rains
mostly evening and night
UV
very high: use high-factor sunscreen
Day-by-Day Temperature Pattern
A June day in Lhasa follows a clear pattern: a cool morning (around 10–12°C), a warm, sunny afternoon (around 22–25°C), and a cooler evening, sometimes with a shower. Through the month, days get a little warmer and rain becomes a little more frequent, so late June is slightly wetter than early June.
Practical Tips for June in Lhasa
Morning Sightseeing
Plan outdoor sightseeing for the morning, when the sky is clearest. The Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple look their best in the morning light.
Afternoon Showers
From mid-June, short showers are common later in the day. Carry a small rain jacket or umbrella.
Sun Protection
The June sun at 3,650 m is very strong. Use high-factor sunscreen and reapply it every two hours, even when it is cloudy.
Layering
Mornings start at around 10°C, so bring a light jacket. By noon it feels warm, and evenings cool down quickly, so a fleece is useful for dinner outside.
Why June is special: June is warm enough to enjoy every main area of Tibet, but before the heaviest summer rain. The plateau is green and the air is fresh, which makes it excellent for both cultural trips and treks.