THAILANDIA

 Thailandia  




CLIMATES AND RAINFALL
In Thailand it is always hot. However, the climate of the country is made up of three seasons: the rainy season or monsoon (roughly from May to October), the cool season (November to February) and the hot season (March to May ).

TEMPERATURE

-Center: In Bangkok rains especially in September, although you may come across rains from May to -October.
-North: In Chiang Mai as in Bangkok.
-East Coast: The coast of the Gulf of Thailand (Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao) is the most suitable to go in August, according to statistics because it does not rain much. The months are the rainiest October, November and December.
-West Coast: On the coast of Anadaman (Phuekt, Krab, Similan, etc.) rains from May to October, especially in August and September. Although as I said, I was in August and saw almost no rain ...

POPULATION
Thailand ended the year 2014 with a population of 68,657,000 inhabitants, an increase of 360,000 people compared to 2013,
Thailand is considered a country with a significant number of inhabitants, when compared with other countries, as ranked number 20 in the ranking of 196 states making up the table datosmacro.com world population.
In 2013, the female population was majority, with 34,193,339 women, which accounts for 51.03% of the total, compared with 32,817,163 men are 48.97%.
Thailand has an average population density of 134 inhabitants per km2.

FAUNA


The wildlife in Thailand is characterized because it has a variety of animals such as sea cows (dugongs), moray eels, leopard sharks, giant spider crabs, the elephant, which is used as a pack animal, besides rhinos, tigers, leopards, gaur and wild oxen, buffaloes and gibbons. The Siamese cat is a very distinctive animals there because as its name suggests, is a native of Thailand. There are also more than fifty kinds of snakes, among which are many poisonous species. Crocodiles are also very numerous and different families of birds and fish like the reef fish (goby), triggerfish.

FLORA
The plant has large tracts of alluvial soil and which extends along the Phraya River and other tributaries thus allows you to have a lot of jungles and swamps that are shared by all coastal areas of Thailand and also have with huge areas of tropical trees, including mangroves, reeds de Indias, ebony wood species and high strength such as mesquite, rosewood and rosewood are. Also it has many species of trees, highlighting the library (a type of tree resin), the agalloch and oak, along with a variety of tropical plants and fruit trees including orchids, gardenias, hibiscus, bananas, mangos and coconuts.