Which countries in Southeast Asia have planned to move their capitals many times?

Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand and Iran are all Southeast Asian countries that have planned to move their capitals many times. With the development of these countries, their former capitals can no longer meet the development of the country for various reasons. So the high-level government of these countries started the idea of moving the capital. The difference is that some countries have successfully moved their capitals, while others are still considering it.

Iran, the country with the largest capital movement in Southeast Asia, has moved its capital more than 30 times for various reasons. His current capital is Tehran, which can be regarded as the capital of Iran for a long time. The population of Tehran is too large, totaling130,000, and the area is not very large, so it is very crowded, resulting in the city's facilities not keeping up with the population growth. Moreover, with the exploitation of oil, the pollution in Delanheim is becoming more and more serious. Delanhei is still in the main geological fault zone of the earth, and it is very likely that an earthquake will occur. No wonder Iran intends to move its capital again.

If you ask where the capital of Myanmar is, most people may say Yangon because it is very famous, but Naypyidaw is the present capital of Myanmar. Most of the possible reasons for Myanmar's move to Naypyidaw are security considerations, and Yangon's strategic position is not very good. A few years ago, the situation in Myanmar was quite special, and it was not difficult to deal with the United States. The United States can berth ships near Yangon at any time.

Indonesia has long planned to move its capital, and has already begun to implement the plan, while South Korea has tentatively put forward the plan to move its capital. The importance of a country's capital to this country can be imagined. The reason why so many countries plan to move their capitals is for better national development.