The most sunny cities in the world

They are cities in the Southwest of the United States, North and East Australia, South Africa, North Africa and the Middle East.

These are places where the sun can light 90% of the time. Therefore, the lives of those city residents also have more outdoor activities.

Phoenix, Arizona, USA

Phoenix has more sunny days than other cities in the world.(Photos: Wikipedia)

The sun's daylight time is also longer.(Photo: Alamy)

Except Yuma, Phoenix - a small city of Southern Arizona, has more sunny days than other cities in the world. This can be considered a good therapy for the active spirit of the people living here.

Darwin, Australia

Most of Australia's sunny cities are concentrated in the sparsely populated northern territories: Alice Springs has 3,500 hours / year with sunshine, Tennant Creek is 3,569 hours.

Every day in Darwin there is sunshine and the temperature is 32 ^o C. (Photo: Getty Images)

Darwin may have 8 months in a year without rain.(Photo: Getty Images)

Meanwhile, Darwin has fewer sunny days with 3,097 hours per year, but this is the largest residence of Northern Australians with 150,000 people benefiting from the year-round sunshine. You do not need to see weather forecast in Darwin because it is sunny every day and the temperature is 32 ^o C.

Darwin may have 8 months without rain, but November usually starts the hot and humid season, making green plants better. However, the high temperature and humidity make people nervous but just need to rain down, they return to a peaceful, pleasant state.

Nizwa, Oman

Oman is always full of sunshine.(Photo: Getty Images)

A street corner in Oman.(Photo: Alamy)

Located in the eastern Arabian Peninsula, Oman has cities that are sunlit. On weekends, families here often have a habit of picnic or picnic.

Amman, Jordan

Even when in winter, the temperature drops to 5 ^o C, the sunlight is still everywhere.(Photos: Wikipedia)

Despite the hot weather, people in Jordan often have outdoor activities.(Photo: Getty Images)

Even in the middle of winter, the temperature may drop to 5 ^° C, but sunny days and active outdoor life are normal in Jordan.

Johannesburg, South Africa

Living close to the sun does not mean living in a heat zone does not change. In fact, this largest city in South Africa has the most temperate climate in the country.

Johannesburg has the most temperate climate in the country.(Photo: Alamy)

With great weather, outdoor activities in Johannesburg are quite rich.(Photo: Alamy)

Rarely Johannesburg is so cold, so hot or humid. However, because it is so much sunshine, it is rare for this place to have 2-3 consecutive rainy days.

Great weather makes outdoor activities here very rich. Therefore, outdoor dining or indoor swimming pools are popular in Johannesburg.

Compared to Cape Town, people are more hospitable to Johannesburg. You can easily chat with a stranger here and from there can lead to other interesting opportunities.