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Presented
By
Raja Haider Khan
RegNO. NDU-S19-0243

SOUTH EAST ASIA
Southeast Asia refers to the 10 nations including Brunei,
Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), the
Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
 Southeast Asia Consist of Two parts:
 Mainlandpart :
Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar (Burma)
 Maritime Part:
Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei
 The area includes many of the world's finest beaches, and the
mainland nations include diverse geography with mountains,
rivers.

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 In main land South East Asia when we move toward
south Malaysia is situated on sudden tip.
 Malaysia is situated on both mainland and maritime
South East Asia
 Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world nearly
17000 islands.
 The equator passes through only Indonesia.

 Andaman SEA-Here are Andaman Nicobar islands very close to
Indonesia.
 Strait of Malacca.
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Water Bodies

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WATER BODIES
 THE SOUTH CHINA Sea
 Here is dispute due to Spratly islands ,Paracel islands and many
other islands.
 China claims on south china sea but others countries according
to UNCLOS claim on their exclusive economic zones.
 This water body is very disputed due to these claims.
 THE GOLF OF Tonkin between Vietnam and china.
 Philippine sea towards the east of Philippine.

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Water Bodies
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 Java Sea near the Island OF Java.
 Celebes Sea between Phillips ,Malaysia and
Indonesia.
RIVERS
 Three rivers are very important
 Mekong ,Irrawaddy , Salween.
 Mekong : Firstly it forms border between Laos
and Malaysia then Thailand and Laos ,finally
reaches Cambodia and Vietnam.

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PHYSICAL FEATURES
 Arakan Yoma in Myanmar.
 Pegu yoma in Myanmar
 Delauktang Range in the same region.
 Indo-china Penisula.
 In Myanmar this region is also called Shan Plateau

SOUTH EAST ASIA
Southeast Asia is located, just like it sounds, in the southeast portion of the
continent of Asia. It is south of China and to the east of India. Much of
Southeast Asia is islands in the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. Two major
Seas are the South China Sea and the Philippine Sea. Southeast Asia is rich in
wildlife with animals such as orangutans, leopards, elephants, water buffalo
and rhinos. There is also significant diversity in culture, language, and
religion. Much of Southeast Asia is rainforest and the climate is very wet. The
wet weather makes the area prime for rice patty agriculture making rice the
main staple in the Southeast Asian diet.
Geography

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Southeast Asia is a tropical area that is hot year-round, with wet
and dry seasons caused by shifts in wind or monsoons. It is
predominately rain forest, with the exception of high-altitude
northern regions with milder temperatures.
Climate

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The most popular travel destinations (Thailand, Singapore, the
Philippines and Malaysia) are easy to enter and do not require visas
from American or European visitors . Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia and
Laos offer visas on arrival and are generally easy to enter. Only Vietnam
and Myanmar require advance paperwork.
Entry Requirement

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The nations of Southeast Asia offer outstanding beaches, every
conceivable water sport, rain forest wildlife and flora. The northern
areas include temperate areas for mountain climbing and mountain
biking. Cultural and religious sites, tours, and health and spa facilities
also abound.
Travel Activities

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.Ecotourism
 The remote areas of Southeast Asia are often
pristine and untouched by development. It is
one of the favorite destinations of low-impact
travelers interested in ecological and social
consciousness.

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Culture
The farming of rice is prevalent throughout the
region, and houses built on stilts can be found
across Southeast Asia. Folk dances and
traditional music provide entertainment for
many people in the region.

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Importants Facts About South East Asia
The region popularly known as Southeast Asia comprises
mainland Asian coastal nations, as well as several island nations.
Mostly tropics, that are hot all year round, there are also wet and
dry seasons caused by changes in wind or monsoons. A few
regions have mild temperatures, but most of Southeast Asia is
predominantly rain forests. There are several interesting facts
about many areas located within Southeast Asia.

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Cooks strive for a balance of sweet, salty, sour and bitter flavors.
China and India have greatly influenced the cuisine
of Southeast Asia, with various noodle dishes and curries.
Cuisine

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Islam is the predominant religion in Southeast Asia, with
approximately 240 million followers. Other commonly practiced
religions include Christianity, Taoism, indigenous religions and
various sects of Buddhism.
Religons

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Cambodia
The Angkor Wat is found in Cambodia. It
is the largest religious temple in the world
and it's estimated that it took some 30
years to build. In this temple, people
can even ride an elephant from the South
Gate of Angkor Thom to the Bayon
temple. Another interesting place is
Oudong, where the golden urn
containing the remains of Buddha is
placed. It is only 30 miles north of the
Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh.

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Indonesia
As the largest archipelago in the
world, Indonesia is comprised of
more than 17,000 islands, out of
which only about 6,000 are
inhabited. It is also home to
some of the rarest animals in the
world. This include the miniature
deer, a fish that can climb trees
and catch insects; and spiders
that make giant webs to lure
small birds.

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Thailand is the only Southeast Asian nation
that was not under colonial rule. They have
some uncommon beliefs that are still
practiced today. Barber shops are usually
closed on Wednesday because many think
it will bring bad luck to cut their hair that
day of the week. All Thai men are expected
to be a monk—at least temporarily.
Traditionally, it was for a period of 3 months,
but it is now reduced to a week or two.
Thailand

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Phillipine
The country has 12,000 species
of sea shells. The Conus
gloriamaris—the rarest and
most expensive seashell in the
world—is found in the
Philippines. About 488 coral
species, out of the 500 coral
species known worldwide, are
also found in the waters of the
Philippine archipelago.

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There are more than 240 million Muslims in Southeast
Asia, which translates to 40 percent of its population.
Islam spread through Southeast Asia as a result of the
expansion of trade, since Muslim traders brought
Islam to the area. It is also believed by historians that
Sufi missionaries spread the Islam faith by merging
Islamic beliefs with existing local traditions.
ISLAM IN SOUTH EAST ASIA

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