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Binh Thuan’s topography is mainly low hills, narrow coastal plain, horizontal narrow terrain stretching northeast – southwest, divided into 4 main terrain types including sandy soil and coastal sand dunes accounting for 18, 22%, alluvial plains account for 9.43%, hilly areas account for 31.65% and low mountains account for 40.7% of natural land area.
Located in the sub-equatorial monsoon tropical climate, it is sunny, windy, has no winter and is the driest in the country. The climate here is divided into two distinct seasons: the rainy season and the dry season. The rainy season usually starts from May to October, the dry season from November to April next year. but in fact the rainy season only focuses on 3rd August, 9th and 10th October, so the actual dry season is usually long.
Rivers in Binh Thuan are short, the amount of water is not regulated. In the rainy season, the river water flows strongly, in the dry season, the river dries up. The province has six major rivers, namely Luy River, Long Song River, Cai River and Ca Ty River, La Nga River, Phan River, etc. (sources: vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bình_Thuận)
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