What is the climate like in Southeast Asia? What are the famous attractions in Southeast Asia?

How is the climate in Southeast Asia?

Most of Southeast Asia is south of the Tropic of Cancer and around the equator. It has a relatively low level. It is like summer all year round and is very hot all year round. The long-term temperature is 25℃. -30 in the middle. In most areas, the year is divided into dry season and rainy season. Generally, the dry season is from November to May of the next year, and the rainy season is from June to October. The climate is mainly divided into two categories: the northern part of Indochina and the northern part of the Philippines, which belong to the tropical monsoon climate with an annual precipitation of more than 1500mm. Near the equator, many areas in the Malay Archipelago have a tropical rainforest climate. It rains all year round. When there is no dry season, the annual precipitation is more than 2000mm.

Most of the Indochina Peninsula is located at 10 latitudes north. Between ° and 20°, it is the most typical tropical monsoon climate. The hot season is from March to May every year, and the monsoon climate disappears all year round, and the climate is very hot, with the average monthly temperature reaching 25-30°C; the rainy season is from June to October, with the southwest monsoon prevailing, and rainfall is abundant; from November to the third February of the next year is the cool season, with the northeast monsoon prevailing, resulting in a dry climate and little rainfall. The average annual precipitation is affected by the landform, reaching 5000mm on the windward slope, but less than 2000mm on the leeward slope.

Some windward slopes and areas on the Malay Peninsula can form tropical rainforest landscapes, while a few internal structural plains and valleys can form savannahs. The climate in Indochina is the most typical tropical monsoon type, with abundant water and heat network resources and clear dry and wet seasons, which is especially beneficial to the growth of rice, but tropical cash crops are subject to limitations.

The southern part of the Malay Archipelago and most of the Malay Archipelago (excluding the northern part of the Philippines) has a tropical monsoon climate (hot and rainy). It is located near the equator and has a tropical rainforest climate. The temperature here is high throughout the year, with an average monthly temperature of 25-28°C. The annual rainfall is above 2000mm. Taking into account the heat generation and lack of water, green plants flourish all year round, and dense tropical jungles are scattered in many places.

Food crops can be planted at any time and available in all seasons. Producing copra, abaca, pepper, cinchona, kapok trees, palm oil, etc., it is the world's largest producer of tropical cash crops. The island or the connecting area between the northern and southern mainland biological species has important biological significance. What are the famous attractions in Southeast Asia?

1. Cam Ranh Bay in Vietnam. The bay in the southeastern part of Vietnam is a famous natural harbor in Southeast Asia. It is located in the southern bay of Phu Khanh Province. The harbor is 17 kilometers deep inland, 32 kilometers long from north to south, and about 16 kilometers wide. It is surrounded by mountains and shielded by islands in the east, facing the deep sea, making it a natural harbor. The harbor is composed of two peninsula gardens, Chongkong Mountain and Fenghuang Mountain, forming two gourd-shaped bays, inside and outside, which can dock large and medium-sized aircraft carriers, which is of important strategic significance.

2. Vientiane tourist attractions in Laos. Located in That Luang Square about 3 kilometers northeast of Vientiane, the capital of Beijing, Laos, Southeast Asia, it is the crystallization of Buddhist aesthetics and is known as the national treasure of Laos. It is the core of respect for Buddhist believers and people in Laos. Today, That Luang is an ancient Buddhist building complex with a masonry structure. It is a group of tower buildings and enjoys a high reputation in modern architecture.

3. Angkor scenic spots in Cambodia. There are more than 600 Angkor scenic spots and historical sites, distributed in the forest with a total area of ??45 square kilometers. The Imperial City of Angkor and Angkor Wat are its main components. There are many exquisite Buddhist temples and numerous stone relief patterns, which are extremely spectacular. This kind of Buddhist temple is entirely made of huge stone bricks, some of which weigh about 8 tons.