What's the climate like in Malaysia?

There is plenty of sunshine and rainfall here, and there are lush dark green plants and colorful exotic flowers and grasses everywhere. Common plants are coconut trees, rubber trees and areca trees. Tropical flowers include Dawanghua, which grows in the virgin forest and has a diameter of1-2m when in full bloom. It is the largest flower in the world, with bright red color, and is called "the king of flowers". In addition, there are many kinds of orchids. In addition to artificial cultivation, wild orchids growing in deep forests are fresh, elegant and more precious. In Malaysia, orchids, butterflies and great apes are regarded as three local treasures.

Malaysia is close to the equator and a peninsula, so it is hot and rainy. Although there is a lot of rain, it rains suddenly and stops quickly, and it rarely rains continuously. So some people say that Malaysia is a place with eternal summer and sunshine. The temperature changes little throughout the year. The weather turns cold after the rain, so there is a saying that "the four seasons are summer and the rain becomes autumn". There are monsoon changes at night, so it is suitable for traveling to Malaysia all year round.