Yangon English

Yangon is the capital of Myanmar. The largest commercial port in China.

Climate: Yangon has a tropical monsoon climate. Although it is tropical, there is no sultry feeling. The average temperature is 27℃, and the annual average temperature difference is less than 8 degrees. It is sunny for more than half a year, rainy for more than half a year, and the climate is pleasant. Yangon is located in the tropics, and the soil is fertile alluvial soil. A year is divided into three seasons: summer, rainy season and cool season.

The temperature in summer is usually 33 degrees Celsius. The city has abundant rainfall every year. In Yangon, June 5438+00 to February is the most pleasant season. Under the blue sky, flowers are in full bloom, the weather is cool and the breeze is blowing gently. March-May is the midsummer season, June-10 is the rainy season, and June-1-February is the cool season, with an average annual temperature of 27 degrees.

Cultural features: There are many pagodas in Yangon, either gilded or white stone. The most famous pagoda is the world-famous Shwedagon Pagoda, which is located in the north of the holy mountain and the highest point of the city. Yangon still maintained its colonial characteristics as a port city in its glorious period. A grand water-splashing festival is held here every April.

Due to the ethnic diversity in Myanmar, Yangon's catering also presents all-encompassing characteristics, especially Shan, Myanmar, China and Indian. The essence of local food includes fish, meat and vegetables cooked in curry and gourd soup. Burmese cuisine is characterized by more salty oil and less spicy.