Is the weather in Malaysia suitable for traveling in August?

Fit. May to September is the best tourist season. Malaysia has a tropical maritime climate, which is hot and rainy all year round. June-July is the dry season, and 10- 12 is the rainy season. Tourism in Malaysia is basically suitable all year round. Although it is very hot during the day, there will be showers in the afternoon and monsoon in the evening, which is very cool.

Because Malaysia is located near the equator, it has a tropical rain forest maritime climate, and there are no obvious four seasons. The temperature difference changes little in a year, with an average temperature of 26~29℃ and abundant rainfall throughout the year. The rainy season is from 10 to 12. Tourism in Malaysia is basically suitable all year round.

Although it is very hot during the day, there will be showers in the afternoon and monsoon in the evening, which is very cool. Especially in Penang in the north, the climate is suitable in the morning and evening, and the cool breeze is constant. On the east coast of Malaysia and East Malaysia, the rainy season is 165438+ 10 to March, April-May and 65438+ 10 of the following year, which is very hot, so we should try to avoid this period.

Every year 1 1 to the next year 1 is the rainy season on the east coast, so it is best to avoid this period. May to September is the best turtle watching season on the east coast. However, if there are business activities, it is best to go from March to 165438+ 10 every year, because most Malaysian businessmen take vacations from February to February. Christmas and Easter are not suitable for the week around, and Muslim Ramadan and Lunar New Year should also be avoided.

As an extra reminder, it is a custom or taboo in Malaysia not to use your left hand when communicating. Traditionally, people on horseback think that the left hand is a symbol of impurity. Don't reach out and ask for a handshake, and don't just point your index finger at people. Malays are forbidden to touch their heads. Except for teachers and religious ceremonies, it is not allowed to touch Malays' backs at will.

Malays are forbidden to smoke and not to eat pork, dead animals or animal blood. Rice, glutinous rice cake, etc. They are all staple foods, and their eating habit is to grab rice with their right hands. When interacting with each other, you must dress neatly. If you go to someone's house and wear slippers, you must take them off and put them at the door.

When visiting the church, it should be noted that non-Muslims should take off their shoes before entering the church. When visiting temples, women should pay attention to wearing arms and feet that cannot be exposed. Never walk in front of a Muslim who is praying. Do not take pictures or touch the Koran without permission.