List of the hottest countries in the world: where to go on vacation for fans of hot weather

While the downpours are saving Muscovites from the abnormal heat, let us tell you about the countries where they would definitely not refuse a small part of the precipitation. After all, the coolness looks there so rarely that it would be the eighth wonder of the world or the most cherished wish in a letter to Santa Claus.

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Jamaica

The island is located in the northern part of the Caribbean Sea. It is known for its golden beaches, green hills and numerous palm trees under which you can hide from the annoying year-round heat.

The climate is tropical and humid. The average temperature in summer is around 30°C. In winter it remains almost unchanged, which allows you to forget about the cold and warm rays of the sun.

Vietnam

This country is located in Asia. The air temperature reaches plus 33°C in summer. In winter, the thermometer is at 20-25°C. Compared to the humid summer, winter is very dry.

Interestingly, the climate in Vietnam can be divided into three parts: in the north – subtropical, in the south – subequatorial, and on the rest of the territory – tropical monsoon. Therefore, everyone will be able to find a comfortable place for a vacation.

Kuwait

The state, located in the southwest of Asia, is famous for its hot climate. The average annual air temperature fluctuates around 35-40°C. In winter, residents and guests of this country are provided with plus 20°C, although sometimes this figure can reach 30°C. Therefore, you will definitely not freeze here.

In June 2019, Kuwait recorded the highest temperature in the history of mankind. The thermometer rose to 63°C, which surpassed the record high at the time. Before that, the highest temperature was recorded in California’s Death Valley on July 10, 1913 – 56.7°C.

Botswana

Africa is considered the hottest continent on Earth. Therefore, it is simply impossible to do without a country representative of this continent. Botswana is located in the southern part of Africa. The average temperature in summer is plus 40°C, and in winter it stays around plus 25°C.

Most of the territory is the waterless Kalahari Desert, which greatly affects the climate. Rainfall is extremely rare here, so drought is common. In this regard, Botswana is even called “the country of eternal thirst”, and the main color of the national flag is blue, symbolizing the water necessary for the land.

On the coat of arms of the state, by the way, you can see the word Pula. In translation, it means “let it rain”. Therefore, locals often use this phrase as a motto or greeting.

Qatar

The undisputed leader in the fight for the title of the hottest country in the world is Qatar. The country, surrounded by the waters of the Persian Gulf, has a hot and dry climate. The territory of the state is covered with deserts and covered with sand, so the wind brings hot air.

The weather in Qatar is sunny all year round, and the average temperature during the vacation season reaches plus 50°C. During the cold season it does not fall below plus 25°C.

It is noteworthy that next year the FIFA World Cup will be held here. So fans who are planning to attend the matches of the Mundial are advised to start studying the peculiarities of the climate of this country already now.