Southeast Asia has a tropical climate with wet and dry seasons. It is located south of China, east of India, and west of New Guinea. The region is growing in global economic importance, with countries like Malaysia serving as an important bridge between Asia and the world. Tourism is a key industry, with popular destinations including Bangkok, Angkor Wat, and Bali. The region attracts over 100 million visitors annually who contribute over $100 billion to the economy through spending on attractions, accommodations, and other services.
3. LOCATION
Relative Location:
Southeast Asia or South-eastern Asia is a sub
region of Asia, consisting of the countries
that are geographically
south of China,
east of India,
west of New Guinea
and north of Australia.
Absolute Location:
The absolute location for Southeast
Asia is 4○
north and 112○
east.
Southeastern Asia, is the archipelago
between the Philippine Sea and the
South China Sea, east of Vietnam.
4.
5. Climate
The climate in Southeast Asia is mainly
tropical–hot and humid all year round with
plentiful rainfall (Northern Vietnam is the only
major region in Southeast Asia that features
a subtropical climate, which has a cold
winter). Southeast Asia has a wet and dry
season caused by seasonal shift in winds
or monsoon. The tropical rain belt causes
additional rainfall during the monsoon
season. The rain forest is the second largest
on earth (with the Amazon being the largest).
An exception to this type of climate and
vegetation is the mountain areas in the
northern region, where high altitudes lead to
milder temperatures and drier landscape.
Other parts fall out of this climate because
they are desert like.
6. WORLD IMPORTANCE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
•Southeast Asia is a region of growing importance in global affairs
•It claims more U.S business investment than china and critical
shipping routes populate the region’s waters
•Four of the 10 Southeast Asian countries have joined the world’s
top 20 most competitive economies
•Malaysia is a key area in Southeast Asia, it is not only a bridge
between continental and island Asia but also a gateway between
China Sea and Indian Ocean, by virtue of this position Malaysia is of
vital importance to both Southeast Asia and the world
•Angkor is one of the most important archaeological site in
Southeast Asia, located in Cambodia’s northern province Siem
Reap, it is UNESCO World Heritage Centre
7. TOURISM ACTIVITY IN SOUTH EAST ASIA
•GDP Share
•Spending(business, leisure, domestic, foreign)
•Visitors exports and arrivals
•Capital Investment
18. BANGKOK
A huge metropolis replete with
Traffic and Shopping centers
International capital
AS The Political,Economic,Cultural and
Spiritual capital of THAILAND
19. 2 KOH SAMUI
SAMSUI is an extraordinary
property
Full luxury property
The popular attraction in
KOH SAMUI ARE,
AUG THINGS
BIG BUDDHA TEMPLE
HIN TA and HIN YAI
NA MAUNG WATERFALL
20. 3 SIAM WATER PARK
SIAM WATER PARKS
Are amusement parks
Slides
Swimming pools
21. 4 KOH PHANGAN BAY
Full MOON party
pacakages
Is the maginificent
Island in the Gulf of
THAILAND
Just North of KOH
SAMUI
22. 5 CHIANG MAI
CHIANG MAI literally means
“ NEW CITY”
And has retained name despite
celebrating its
700th anniversary in 1996.
It is the capital of
LAONNA KINGDOME
23. 6 GRAND PALACE
Use for only occasional
ceremonial purposes
Has been the residence of
king SIAM
This palace came to be
known as the Grand
Palace, in which the
earliest edifices
contemporary with the
foundation of Bangkok
were the two groups of
residences named the
Dusit Maha and the Phra
Maha Mothian .
24. 7 PHANG NGA
IS 400KM₂ bay in the strait of
MALACCA between the Island of
PHUKET of southern THAILAND
25. The ministry of tourism said 22.3 millions
foreigners THAILAND in 2012.
Tourism authority of Thailand governor
SURAPHON SVETASRENI said, Last year the
world was generally at peace and there were no
major geopolitical, economic, environmental or
natural disasters and no health pandemics.
Tourism is Thailand’leading source of foreign
exchange.
The tourism authority projects, there will be
approximately 24.5 millions tourists in 2013.
26. Rank # Country Name Tourists in
millions
1 China 2.7
2 Malaysia 2.5
3 Russia 1.3
4 Japan 1.3
5 Korea 1.1
6 British 870,164
7 Germany 681,566
27. DESTINATIONS OF SINGAPORE
1)SANTOS ISLAND
2)SINGAPORE ZOO
3)SINGAPORE NIGHT SAFARI
4)SINGAPORE RIVER CRUISE
5)MERLION
6) SINGAPORE FLYER
7) NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SINGAPORE
30. SINGAPORE NIGHT SAFARI
Singapore Night Safari is another best place
to enjoy the animals in their natural habitat.
It is the first nocturnal zoo of the world. This
wild life park has won Singapore Tourism
Awards several times and is a must see place
in Singapore. The tram ride experience in the
park will take you around 40 hectares of
forest divided into 7 geographical zones of
the world. This is a unique safari
32. Santos Island
Santos Island is one of the best place to visit in Singapore. It
is a recreation theme-park with various fun filled
activities. You can easily spend whole day here and it
has fun activities for all ages apart from enjoying its scenic
beauty. There are various museums, dolphin lagoons, and
splendid beaches. It is a good place to enjoy with your
family. Stay up till evening to watch “Songs of the Sea.” –
this program is really spectacular, not to be missed. Some of
the other attractions are Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom,
Underwater World and Dolphin Lagoon, Fort Siloso,
Southernmost Point of Continental Asia and The Flying
Trapeze.
33. SINGAPORE RIVER CRUISE
Singapore River once the lifeline of the city
provide visitors with the enlightening
experience of Singapore’s past and present.
You can take a scenic Singapore River Cruise to
see the contrast between the historically old
architectural buildings and the amazing
modern ones. The river cruise is around 4.1
kilometers from its mouth of the river at
Anderson Bridge to Kim Seng Bridge. Some of
the highlights of the river cruise are Marina
Bay, Boat Quay, Robertson Quay and Clarke
Quay
34. MERLION
The Merlion is the landmark and mascot of
Singapore. It is a imaginary creature which has
a head of a lion and a body of a fish. The lion
represents Singapore’s original name –
Singapura – meaning the lion city. It is located
just outside of the Esplanade – a venue for
performing art. It is a good place to take
photographs both during day time as well as in
the night.
36. ANGKOR WAT
Angkor in Cambodia is a complex of religious temples at the
capital of the Khmer Empire, from which Angkor Wat is the most
important.
37. BAGAN TEMPLES AND PAGODAS
Located in Myanmar, 2000 monuments of different shapes and
size, pilgrims from all over Burma visit their for a great annual
festival during the Nov-Dec
38. PETRONAS TWIN TOWER
Dual skyscrapers, located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. They were
the tallest buildings in the world from 1998-2004. both are
connected at the 41st and 42nd floors by the sky bridge.
39. AN BANG BEACH
Located in the city of Hoi An in Vietnam, has been voted for the
top 50 beaches of the world
40. BOROBUDUR
A shrine to Buddha in Indonesia, 500 statues of Buddha,
Karmawibhangga Museum and Museum of Samudera Raksa
located inside the temple premises.
41. BALI
The island of Bali in Indonesia, also a province. with sandy
beaches, flowing rivers and exotic wildlife, especially famous with
Australians