What's the climate and customs like in Equatorial Guinea?

Equatorial Guinea is located in central and western Africa, bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the west, Cameroon in the north and Gabon in the east and south.

Climate in Equatorial Guinea:

Equatorial Guinea has an equatorial rainforest climate, which is humid, rainy and cloudy with an average annual temperature of 24 ~ 26℃. The average annual rainfall in mainland coastal areas is 2 1 12mm, the average annual rainfall days are 152 days, the maximum daily rainfall is 144mm, and the hourly rainstorm intensity is 23.5mm The annual temperature changes between 15 and 32 degrees Celsius. The annual average relative humidity is 88.8%; The average annual sunshine is 5 hours, 1, and the average sunshine in February is the longest, exceeding 6 hours; The average sunshine in September and1October is the shortest, less than 4 hours. The whole year is divided into two rainy seasons and two dry seasons. March-May and September-165438+10 are rainy seasons, and June-August is dry season.

Customs in Equatorial Guinea:

82% of the residents in Equatorial Guinea believe in Catholicism and 15% believe in Islam. Practice polygamy. Equatorial Guineans pay attention to etiquette and are not allowed to wear shorts, vests and shirtless in public. The traditional costume of Equatorial Guinea is called "robe", which is a kind of wide one-piece skirt with bright colors and is usually worn on festivals. The indigenous people's diet is mainly peanuts, cassava, potatoes, corn, bananas, pumpkins, fish and so on. Traditional processing methods are mostly mashed, cooked or fermented with wooden sticks. A kind of food with banana leaves wrapped in pumpkins or peanuts and fish, meat or vegetables is called "Little White Anna", which is a traditional food of local people. [