Tibet Tour from Malaysia – Climate of Malaysia

Malaysia is a famous tourism country in Southeast Asia. There is a large number of tourists would like to spend some time in Malaysia before their Tibet trip. Tibet Tour would like to provide some information about the climate of Malaysia for tourists planning a Tibet tour from Malaysia.

Tibet Tour from Malaysia – Brief Introduction of Malaysia Climate

Malaysia enjoys a tropical marine climate characterized by rainy and hot. The four seasons are not so distinctive from each other in Malaysia. There is only a small temperature difference all year around and the average temperature is between 26?-29?. Malaysia has abundant rainfall and the period between October and November is its rainy season while the period between June and July is its dry season.

Tourists making a Tibet tour from Malaysia would find that Malaysia is a country suitable for sightseeing all year around. It is a little hot in the daytime, but there is always short shower in the afternoon and cool monsoon in the evening. The Penang Island located in the south of Malaysia is quite noted for its pleasant climate in the morning and evening. The period between November and January of the coming year is the rainy season of the eastern bank of Malaysia. Tourists are highly advised to visit the eastern bank between May and September instead of the rainy season.

Tibet Tour from Malaysia – Best Tourism Season of Malaysia

Tourists planning a Tibet tour from Malaysia and willing to spend some time in Malaysia should note that the period between November and February is the typhoon season of Malaysia. Tourists are advised to avoid this season though the tourism cost might be relatively lower in this season. Tourists planning some business activities are highly advised to realize them between March and November since most of the Malays will enjoy a long rest between December and February. In addition, business activities should also avoid the celebration period of Christmas and Easter Day, as well as the Ramadan of the Muslims and the New Year of Chinese.

It seems that Malaysia is in summer all year around. The temperature is rarely below 20? even in the night. Generally, the temperature would be higher than 30?. But tourists making a Tibet tour from Malaysia and willing to spend some time in the cool resorts in the mountains also need to prepare a coat to keep warm. In a word, the period between May and September is the best season to visit Malaysia. Tourists here would enjoy a pleasant summer with lovely sunshine.