Bali, Indonesia

Because of its close proximity to the equator, Indonesia has a tropical climate with warm temperatures and limited seasonal variation throughout the year. Rather than four distinct seasons, the country experiences two mild seasons: the wet season from October to April, marked by higher humidity and occasional short but heavy rainfall that keeps the landscapes lush and green, and the dry season from May to September, which brings lower humidity, clearer skies, and more consistent sunshine, making it ideal for outdoor activities, beach trips, and exploration across the islands.