Do any of the planets in Star Wars have a diversity of biomes?

Earth is a wonderfully varied place with an amazingly diverse biosphere. ... Very rarely does any planet have the same level of environmental diversity as Earth, despite being as large and having a normal orbit. ... The planet Coruscant in the Star Wars movies would probably be the most familiar to modern audiences. read more

Hilariously, even the Starkiller Base has a uniformly frigid climate, despite parking itself right next to a star. In the movies, planets like Naboo and Takadano - with forests and lakes and mountains at the same time - are seemingly the most diverse planets in the universe. In other media, we may have some planets that are a little more diverse. read more

If you look in Wookiepedia, then Dantooine and other planets also have a variety of biomes. Canon, Lothal seems to have plains and mountains. Of course, it still seems Naboo is the most diverse. read more

Our planet, where the Star Wars movies have traditionally been shot, is extremely diverse, consisting of six major biomes: freshwater, marine, tundra, grassland, desert, and forest. These biomes are wildly different from one another, consisting of different climates and weather patterns, different species of plants and animals, and different geological features. read more