Malaysia, in the south east part of Asia, has a geographic coordinate that reads 2° 30' North latitude and 112° 30' East longitude. Kuala Lumpur

which is the capital of Malaysia is located in between 3° 10' North latitude and 101° 42' East longitude . As a result of its latitude and longitude, Malaysia stays ahead by eight hours from the Greenwich Mean Time. Malaysia has several types of landscapes for its certain latitude and longitude measurements.

Malaysia has tropical weather, influenced by monsoonal climate because of its latitude and longitude. Tropical climate here gives hot summer that is accompanied with high humidity level. But the weather in general in Malaysia is without extremities. Monsoon comes twice a year. One during the summer season and the other during winter. Summer monsoon brings lots of downpour in Malaysia. Winter monsoon does not cause that much rain and is generally dry.


Last Updated on: February 22, 2020