Top 10 'heavenly paradises' in the world

what the most weather do you like? Do you like more rain and snow? Do you want to sunbathe or go skiing often? Do you like sauna with the heat of the desert? And so on and so on . This completely depends on each person, no one can say what the weather is most pleasant.

In fact, many people like the environment with low humidity, sunny weather, sometimes a few small rains, average temperature; But not all agree. Each person has a particular hobby, and has his own choices.

So, instead of finding out how the weather is popular, let's find out about 10 countries with a very diverse climate that meet the needs of the vast majority of people. Whether you like sun or rain, enjoy surfing or skiing, the weather in these countries is all met.

And our first destination, is the country you can ski and surf on the same day!

10. Argentina

If you like the hot and humid climate, you'll definitely like Argentina. But what if you like cold air and lots of snow? Oh, then you'll like Argentina too.

This South American country has a very high altitude - we can find here the highest point as well as the lowest point of the Western hemisphere - and so the climate here is also very diverse. In the summer, from North and South, the average temperature can vary by 40 degrees F.

If you want to see snow, you should go to the South of Argentina. Andes is higher here, which means the summer here is not too hot but the winter will be as cold as the Arctic with lots of snow.

Those who like the sun can choose among many beautiful beaches on the east or north coast of the rainforest. It has hot and humid summers and winter is not too cold and dry.

The scene in Argentina is as rich as its climate. Many of the humid tropical forests, fertile grasslands and 47 glaciers, the second largest country of South America, are the ideal destination for adventurers, from the northern Iguazu waterfall. to the volcanoes, valleys and Patagonia wetlands in the south.

Iguazu waterfalls

If you don't want to leave this South American paradise, you won't have to go far to get to the next country. Our next destination was once considered the most suitable country to retire, according to International Living Magazine in 2009.

9. Ecuador

Don't let this name fool you. Although it is on the equator - equator, Equador's altitude above sea level eases the heat. The 2,438-meter Cuenca city, located in the Andes mountains, has been rated as the best place to retire from International Living Magazine in 2009 with a cool climate all year round.

But if spring is not your favorite season, don't be impatient. With a diverse landscape, the climate depends very much on the location where you are standing compared to the Andes, the mountain range divides Ecuador into the north-south direction. In fact, Ecuador consists of 4 separate lands. West of the Andes is a coastal plain with a tropical climate: from West to East will be mountainous terrain and then to the Andean highlands, the temperature here is cooler. East of the Andes is a lowland area of ​​the Amazon, which has a tropical climate.

Galapagos Island

Finally, from the west coast, the 960 kilometers were the crown of Ecuador: the Galapagos. This volcanic island contains the most wild things of Earth: although it accounts for only 0.02% of the Earth's area, but Ecuador contains up to 10% of the number of plants and wildlife. And once they realize that Ecuador is an ideal place to live, you will probably see the same.

Next destination, will be a paradise in South America. Let's prepare together to visit the 'roof of the world'.

8. Bolivia

Like the two South American countries above, Bolivia, this hilly country in the center of the continent, also has a diverse climate, varying in altitude with the difference between the highest and lowest positions of 6,500 meters. .

Most Bolivian people live in the capital La Paz, near Lake Titicaca - this is the capital and the highest lake in the world. At 3,600 meters, La Paz will be very cold if there is no mixing with warm air from Lake Titicaca. Nestled in the snowy peaks of the Andes, La Paz is an ideal place for those who prefer a cold and dry climate.

To find a warmer place, you just need to go northeast to the Amazon river basin. Here, the air is hot and humid and never has snow. There are many endemic animals, including many monkeys, jaguar and macaws.

Madidi National Park

Bolivia is also a country with an extremely diverse ecosystem, from the humid forests to the dry and remote Andean valleys. Just in the Madidi National Forest of nearly 4.7 million acres (1 acre ~ 0.4 acre), you can find everything from snowy peaks to hot and humid tropical forests. According to a Duke forest protection group, Madidi is one of the most diverse ecosystems on Earth.

You must be impressed with the ecosystem in Bolivia. Our next destination will be the place with the highest mountain of the world, maybe you guessed it?

7. Nepal

At first mentioning this country, you probably won't think that Nepal is on the list of countries with a nice climate, but the fact with such a height difference makes this country most of the country. climate type. To find a place with a suitable climate, you just need to start from the sea and go up. Napal has 8/10 highest peaks in the world, so you can optionally delight.

If you prefer to live with a native, you can choose the center in Kathmandu valley or the southern plains, where the summers are warm and the winters are not very cold. If you like cool summers and cold winters, you can go north - to the Himalayas and Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world.

Mount Everest

Most Nepalese territory has rain in the summer, but if you don't like it, you can go to the north of the mountain range. Although other regions may have rain, the northern steppe is always dry.

Next, is a land where the number of animals surpasses the number of people living here.

6. Tanzania

The largest country in East Africa is known for the Serengeti National Garden, which has the longest migration of wildlife and the most diverse animal carpet. Up to 14% of the nation's area is used for conservation, making Tanzania a haven for antelopes, zebras, elephants and many other African animals.

Tanzania can be divided into two distinct regions: the coastal plain with tropical climate and the central highlands has a temperate climate. Temperatures in most regions are above 68 degrees F (20 degrees C) year round, while highlands have temperatures between 50 degrees F (10 degrees C) to 68 degrees F (20 degrees C).

Despite its proximity to the equator, Tanzania can avoid harsh climates thanks to the Indian Ocean's cooling effect on the East Coast as well as cold breezes from a height of 19,341-feet (5,895m) of Mount Kilimanjaro , the white mountain peak erases snow all year round and is the highest place in Africa. Although you won't find snow anywhere else, you can always enjoy the cool feeling of the lakes, including the world's second largest freshwater lake (Lake Victoria) as well as the deep second most (Lake Tanganyika).

Lake Victoria

The next three countries belong to Europe. And the first destination is France.

5. France

The largest country in Western Europe, France tops International Living's Quality of Life Index for three consecutive years. From sprawling vineyards and countless beaches to snow-capped peaks, gentle hillsides, France seems to have everything.

With two mountain ranges and three sides bordering the sea, France has almost enough climate. In the north, the weather is temperate with cool winters and mildly sunny summers, but since France is near the Mediterranean Sea, the summers are much hotter. The mountainous region in the Pyrenees and the Alps, with its high mountain climate, has a lot of snow and very cold winters. Winter in this region is not too harsh, so France was the host of three winter Olympic Games, including the first Olympics in 1924.

Pyrenees mountains

The climate of France is as charming as the hot indigenous girls. And with more than half of the area devoted to farming, the country with this diverse agriculture is at the forefront of EU food exporters and is also the largest wine producer in the world.

Next, would a pasta plate with a glass of wine be a great meal? Of course, let's visit the neighboring country in the south of France.

4. Italy

It seems that when it comes to Italy, people think of pasta rather than its mellow climate. But this boot-shaped peninsula is considered one of the continent's best places, according to International Living.

Much of Italy is hilly, but you can still find low plains along with beautiful beaches. The Amalfi Coast, stretching on the southwestern edge of the country, has been recognized as a World Cultural Heritage. In addition, Italy has more than 70 large and small islands, including the islands of Sicily and Sardinia, which are the only active volcanoes in Europe.

Sicily Island

Much of Italy's territory is warm with dry summers and cool winters. But in the north, where the Alps pass, the climate becomes colder and colder. In contrast to the south, it will be hotter and drier, so this land is the agricultural center of Italy, known as the Mezzogiorno, or 'midday sun'.

The last stop in Europe will also be a country in Western Europe.

3. Spain

As a country located in southwestern Europe, just north of Africa, as well as the countries above, Spain also has its own diverse and special things. Spain is bordered by three separate seas: the Biscay Bay in the North, the Mediterranean Sea in the East and the North Atlantic Ocean in the South. The Pyrenees runs along the northern border with France, and the country also possesses many small and large islands scattered throughout the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

It is one of these large and small island groups that helps Spain to be included in this list. On the north side of Africa, Canary Island is the most attractive place for tourists because of its stable temperature of about 15 degrees Celsius in winter and 24 degrees Celsius in summer. In addition, with 5 regions with different climatic conditions, from coastal to snow-capped high peaks, you can ensure that you are never disappointed when you come here. Teide Mountain, with a height of 3,718 meters, is one of the volcanoes of the island of Tenerife, usually where it attracts skiing visitors about 3 months each year.

Canary Island

You can also see snow and many other things, like fertile fields, or hot deserts, . in this next North American country.

2. America

As the 3rd largest country in the world, there is the best word to describe this country: diversity. Not only is it the place that attracts the most immigrants in the world, but there is also the largest gorge in the world, the longest river in the world, the deepest valley and the largest lake.

America has about 50 states and Colombia district, the climate is very special. You can go to Hawaii and Florida tropical beaches, frozen tundra in Alaska, arid deserts or fertile western grasslands, moist forests in the East and all other interesting things in the middle national mind. If you can't find the right climate, you simply haven't found it yet.

Grand Canyon

To make it easier to understand, America is divided into 6 large regions, geographically and climate there. In the middle of those areas is the Grand Canyon - the Grand Canyon. You can also visit the 86m-high Death Valley compared to McKinley's sea and mountain high, 6,198 meters, or the tropical jungle areas of Hawaii, where 89% of plants and 97% of our animals could not be found anywhere else on Earth.

Another country, with great ecological diversity, will be the next stop and also the last place. Let's face it to the southwest corner of any Pacific Polynesian triangle.

1. New Zealand

Once you have seen the enchanting scene of New Zealand, you will understand why director Peter Jackson chose these beautiful scenes as the background for the movie 'Lord of the Ring' . Volcanic peaks, gentle meadows, dense forests and glacial rivers, all turn New Zealand into a paradise of the world, just like in the writings of JRRTolkien writer.

And actually more than that. Not only are island mountains in the southwest Pacific Ocean. The beautiful scenery, along with the wonderful climate here should have belonged to a larger country, not a country that is only equal to Colorado state of America. With a sense of preservation and conservation, New Zealand has built many national forests. Typically, the Te Urewera National Park in the north is famous for its many lakes and forests, or the southern Rakiura Park is famous for its sandy beaches. And in the middle, you can find almost everything, from hot winds and moist rainforests to dry deserts and icy rivers.

Rakiura National Park

With such natural diversity, although in temperate regions, each region in the country has a completely different climate. The North is hot, but it gets cold when going south. The mountains again have a mountainous climate, changing from West to East: the air will become wetter.

Finally, no matter what climate you like, from hot to cold, from dry to wet, windy or snowy, all of the 10 countries above will satisfy you. Choose it: you will never regret it.