The closer you get to what latitude, the more constellations you see.

The closer you get to the equator, the more constellations you see. Because theoretically you can see all the stars at the equator, of course you can't see them all on the same day, because some stars will appear during the day, so you can't see them all, but you can definitely see them all within six months. After deviating from the equator, there is always a part of the starry sky hidden under the horizon, and you can't see it. The closer you get to the poles, the less you can see them. At the poles, you can only see half the starry sky.