Who knows the information about the Nanpan Mountains near Southeast Asia

I tried to guess an English translation: nampan. I found that there is a place in Myanmar called Nampan.

Maybe I think the Nanpan Mountains you are talking about is the mountainous area where Nampan is located, I looked at the map, and the place is about 99 degrees east longitude and 22 degrees north latitude, which belongs to the Shan State of Myanmar, and is very close to Yunnan, so it should be in the Shan State Plateau, which is a series of mountainous hills at an altitude of 1500-200 meters. For details, please refer to the webpage.

The place is so small, that's all you can find. Upstairs, the big mountain ranges in Southeast Asia are those two, the Chang Son mountain range is located at the junction of Laos and Vietnam, also known as the Annam mountain range, this area is also the biodiversity distribution center of Southeast Asia, with some endemic organisms that are not found in other parts of the Indochina Peninsula, and the Rakhine mountain range is located in Myanmar, in addition to the Naga Mountains (Naga Mountains) on the Indo-Myanmar border, which should also be counted as the mountain ranges in Southeast Asia, of course, broadly speaking, the Gaoligong Mountains of Yunnan, the Ailao Mountains, The Yunling Mountains and so on can be counted as Southeast Asian mountain ranges in a geographical sense.

I'm glad for you, I'm more interested in geography knowledge, and I can communicate more when I have time!

If it is on the map of the mountain range, there will definitely be it, but I checked, and there are only the Changshan Mountains and the Rakhine Mountains on the Indochina Peninsula, whether the name is wrong, I hope you can confirm it.

In the mountains of the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia, the large rivers mostly extend from north to south, and have the characteristics of interlaced mountains and rivers and longitudinal distribution.

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The mountains and rivers on the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia mostly extend from (north) to (south), and have the characteristics of (interspersed mountains and rivers) and (vertical distribution).

Due to the high topography of the Indochina Peninsula in the north and low in the south, and the mountains run through the north and south, the rivers flow from north to south, flowing into the South China Sea, the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea.

It has the characteristics of extending mountains and rivers from north to south, and is distributed in tandem.

Mountains and rivers are interspersed and distributed in vertical columns.

The Indochina Peninsula is named because of the south of China The topography of the Indochina Peninsula is roughly high in the north and low in the south The terrain in the north is high and steep, connected with the mountains and rivers of our country, and the mountains and rivers extend from north to south, forming a surface form of mountains and rivers interspersed and distributed in tandem The upper reaches of the rivers are rushing in the lofty mountains and mountains, containing rich hydraulic resources After entering the lower reaches, the water flow is gentle, and the sediment is deposited, forming alluvial plains These plains are low-lying and flat, and they are important agricultural areas in Southeast Asia

Therefore, the answer is: mountains and rivers are intertwined; Tandem distribution

It is best to ask whether the location, topography, climate and other natural or human such as population, agriculture and industry are human.

The key to geography is to check books, and there are too many things on the Internet.

There are many mountains in Indonesia and the Philippines, and there are many volcanoes, and the scenery is very beautiful, but it is recommended not to travel on your own.

First, these two countries are not safe, especially the Chinese;

second, the language is inconvenient, and there are not many people who can speak English (the Philippines is a little better);

Third, the transportation is not convenient, and they do not have a well-connected passenger network like China.

When it comes to mountains, there is no country in Southeast Asia that can compare with China!!

The most self-guided tour is Mount Kinabalu National Park in Sabah, Maasia, which is the highest peak in Southeast Asia with more than 4,000 sea points and is also a popular destination for mountain climbers.

February and April are the best time to climb, and July and August are when the summit is cold.

It takes 2 days to reach the top, and the accommodation on the mountain is not expensive, about 35 yuan for a bed (hot water does not necessarily have **, and it is not enough for many people to climb the mountain).

If you want to go, you can take a direct coach to Kota Kinabalu, the provincial capital, or you can take a bus to Sandakan and pass by the park entrance.

It should be Indonesia, self-guided travel, the question is whether the individual has the ability to do self-guided travel, such as willpower, English ability, adaptability.