The climate of Kota Kinabalu

Kota Kinabalu has a tropical climate, with high temperature all year round and no obvious boundaries among the four seasons. The daily temperature change is greater than the annual temperature change, and the average temperature is between 23-365438 0℃.

Specifically, the dry season is generally distributed from May to September, and the rainy season is 10 to April. The time distribution of the two seasons is relatively uniform, but it is not absolute. Sometimes it rains in the dry season and sunny in the rainy season. Therefore, we should first try to avoid traveling in the rainy season, so as not to bring unnecessary trouble.

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Geographical location of Kota Kinabalu:

Kota Kinabalu is located on the northwest coast of Borneo, facing the South China Sea. The famous Tengku Abdul Rahman Park is located in the west of Na Ba City and the east of Shankinabalu Mountain Range.

Kota Kinabalu is located in the tropics, where there are excellent sunshine and beaches, and it is also deeply loved by diving enthusiasts. All kinds of fish and corals in the sea are an eye-opener for divers. There are also many scenic spots in Kota Kinabalu's famous scenic spot "Shenshan". The highest peak of Shenshan Mountain is 4095 meters, which is the highest peak in Southeast Asia. There are countless kinds of plants and animals in the rainforest at the foot of the mountain.

If you are lucky, you can also see orangutans and the largest flower in the world-Wanghua. At night, you can also see fireflies dotted in the rainforest. Shenshan Mountain is listed as a World Heritage Site with its unique natural charm.

References:

Kota Kinabalu-Baidu Encyclopedia