Climate and Geography of ASEAN countries

 Climate and of ASEAN countries            

Thailand

Mountain areas and plains between the northern mountains The topography of this area is characterized by mountains, valleys and land valleys, between the steep slopes of the northwest and then gradually descending to the low plains. In the southeast and central regions and then gradually rise again in the eastern and eastern regions North of Nan province is the Luang Prabang mountain range. These high areas are the source of many rivers and streams. That flows into the Mekong River in the north

Philippines

Although the Philippines is comprised of 7,107 small and large islands, Tae Island is a populous island. Actually only about 2,000

The only islands left are volcanic islands and small islands. Some of which will be submerged under the sea with the highest tide

Due to the geological conditions, the Philippines often faces seismic and volcanic plan problems. Erupted continuously Resulting in

Frequently changing geographic structure There are currently at least 22 volcanoes, still smoldering with eruptions all the time.

Malaysai

The terrain on the Malaya Peninsula is The swamp along the coast and the ground will rise gradually until it becomes

The inner hill of the country With flat areas between rivers, the ground is not fertile

But suitable for planting rubber and palm trees Inside the country there will be many kinds of plants.

Along the rainforest area Especially in the mountains that are between 150-2,207 meters above the water level.

Laos

The climate is hot and humid and influenced by monsoon in the South China Sea. Therefore, the climate is divided into 3 seasons which are

Summer starts from the end of February to the end of May.

The rainy season starts from the beginning of June - the end of September.

Winter starts from the beginning of October. - February

The average temperature in Vientiane Capital is 25 degrees Celsius (January) and 36-37 degrees Celsius (April).

Vietnam

Climate: Vietnam is a monsoon country in Southeast Asia. Between the Tropic of Can and the Equator line. Because the country is very long The climate varies in different locations.

The northern region is divided into 4 seasons.

- Spring (March - April)

- Summer (May - August)

- Fall

- Winter

The central region is mostly plateau, divided into 2 seasons, with the weather becoming hotter throughout the year.

- Rainy season (May - October)

- Dry season (October - April)

Indonesia.

The weather formula is composed of 2 seasons: dry season (May - October) and rainy season (November - April) Indonesia has rain all year round but the temperature is not very high. Because the area is an island so is influenced by

Fully sea

Brunei darussalam

Brunei consists of two non-contiguous parts, the west and the east, with 97% of the population living in the side.

West and has a population of only around 10,000 people living in the east side. Which has a lot of mountains And is the location of

Tembeng District, the main city of Brunei is the capital city Bandar Seri Begawan. Port of Muara and Seria

The climate in Brunei is a tropical climate. With high temperatures, high humidity, and very rainy

Cambudia

The climate is in the monsoon zone which can be divided into 2 distinct seasons which are the rainy season and the dry season.
The weather in Cambodia during the rainy season is southwest monsoon. Blows from the Indian Ocean bringing rain And during the dry season, monsoon blows in the opposite direction. That brings dry and arid air The weather in Cambodia is the highest - lowest average temperature between 25-28 ° C. In the summer it can reach 38 ° C. The average annual rainfall is between 1000 - 1,500 mm. Very heavy rain in the southeast and Along the mountains in the south west

Singapore

Singapore has a total area of ​​699.4 square kilometers. Which is equivalent to Phuket of Thailand It consists of 63 islands of Singapore and the big and small islands. The largest island is Singapore, with a distance of approximately 42 kilometers from the west to the east and about 23 kilometers north to the south, followed by the Jurong Island, Pulau-tekong Island. Climate Pulau-ubin and Sentosa Island Singapore is in the monsoon region, causing the weather to be warm all year round. The average temperature is around 25 - 32 degrees Celsius.

Myanmar

Topography

• Northern region - Patkai Range is the border between Myanmar and India.

• Western region - Arakanyo Mountains come in a long line

• Northeastern region - Is a plateau

• South - There is a Tanaosri mountain range between Thailand and Myanmar.

• Central - is a plain river basin.