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NotesPostal Codes in Thailand
Postal codes in Thailand are based on 5-digit numbers. The first two of these digits are representing a special administrative area or a province. However, the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has issued the postal codes in Thailand.
Thailand Overview
Thailand is previously known as Siam but officially called the Kingdom of Thailand, a South Asian country. Thailand is situated in the Indochinese Peninsula center and boasting an area of 513,120 square kilometers. However, the population of Thailand is more than 66 million.
Geography of Thailand
With 513,120 square kilometers of area, Thailand is the 50th largest country in the world by area. Thailand is a bit larger than Spain and slightly smaller than Yemen. Besides this, Thailand is also characterized by various distinct geographical regions corresponding to the provincial group. The north part of Thailand is the Thai Highlands' mountainous area. Here Doi Inthanon is the highest point, located at 2,565 meters above sea level. Also, The Andaman Sea is a worthy natural resource because it is hosting luxurious yet popular resorts. Phuket, Phang Nga, Trang, Krabi, Ranong, and their islands remain the tourist magnet and lying along the Andaman Sea coast.
Climate of Thailand
The climate of Thailand is highly influenced by monsoon winds that are having a seasonal character. However, most of the country is classified as tropical savanna climate of Köppen. At the same time, most of the south and the eastern tip is having tropical monsoon climates. Some parts in the south also contain a tropical rainforest climate.
- Thailand has three seasons rainy, winter, and summer. September and August are the wettest months here. The average rainfall in the country ranges from 1,200 to 1,600 mm annually.
- From mid–February to mid–May is the summer season in Thailand, also known as the pre-monsoon season. At the same time, winters here are from mid–October to mid–February. Thailand is amongst 10 countries globally that are highly exposed to climate change as the country is vulnerable to extreme weather events and rising sea levels.