Asia

Free printable list of the Asian countries and capitals for you to review and test your geography knowledge, with fill in the blank exercise.

The Asian flags from A-Z, recognized in every corner of the world. Flags are an important symbol that represent a nation.

Capital cities of Asia in alphabetical order, from Afghanistan to Yemen. Discover Asian countries and their most important cities.

A structured reference guide to Asia-Pacific countries, regional definitions, and the geographic, economic, and geopolitical scope of the Asia-Pacific region.

What are the countries in Southeast Asia? See the list of Southeast Asian countries, maps, and population and land area data.

What countries are in South Asia? This guide explains the UN definition, with a country list, map, and key population and area statistics.

A clear overview of Central Asia, including a full list of countries, capitals, population data, and maps based on the United Nations geoscheme.

West Asia countries explained, including a complete list, capitals, population, and area data. Learn how West Asia differs from the Middle East and MENA.

Boost your knowledge of Asian geography with this all-in-one learning kit to master the countries of Asia, its capitals, and abbreviations.

Free blank map of Asia for you to test your geography knowledge and review the locations of countries and capitals.

A detailed map of the Philippines displaying its regions and major cities. Where is the Philippines, and what does it look like geographically?

A list of the countries in Asia in alphabetical order. Discover the sovereign nations, regions, and members of the UN.

A detailed map of Cambodia displaying its regions and major cities. Each region is distinctly outlined, with cities marked by dots or icons.

From the largest religious monument to the recently discovered “Lost City”, these are fun facts about Cambodia.

Fun facts about the Philippines, from a world-record for breastfeeding to the Selfie Capital of the World.

From the highest unclimbed peak in the world to an innovative way of measuring prosperity, these are some fun facts about Bhutan.

The tallest flagpole in the world is the Jeddah Flagpole, located in Saudia Arabia. Erected in 2014, the flagpole stands 171m (561ft) high.

From a sport with a headless goat to a rich history of space exploration, these are the most interesting facts about Kazakhstan.

The most interesting facts about Iraq, from the Hanging Gardens of Babylon to the world’s oldest form of writing.

Fun facts about Israel, from the lowest point on Earth to some of the world’s most disputed sites.

The most interesting facts about Syria, from one of the oldest civilisations on Earth to one of the world’s most dangerous countries.

Fun facts about Thailand, from a color for every day of the week to the women who spent 33 nights with deadly scorpions.

From the world’s most populous nation to a soup made from bird saliva, these are the most interesting facts about China.

From (almost) the world’s most populous country to the world’s biggest film industry, these are the most interesting facts about India.

From the ‘Las Vegas of the East’ to the world’s most densely populated region, these are the most interesting facts about Macau.

From the highest life expectancy in the world to a record number of billionaires, these are the most interesting facts about Hong Kong.

The most interesting facts about Türkiye, from the origins of Santa Claus to the final resting place of Noah’s Ark.

The most interesting facts about East Timor (Timor-Leste) from the first new nation of the millennium to the world’s most biodiverse waters.

The most interesting facts about Malaysia include its megadiverse flora and fauna and the largest roundabout in the world.

The longest beach in the world is located in Bangladesh. Cox’s Bazar boasts up to 125km of unbroken sandy beach.

The most interesting facts about the United Arab Emirates, from the world’s tallest buildings to “Robocop” policemen fighting crime.

The most interesting facts about the Maldives, from the world’s first underwater cabinet meeting to the Earth’s lowest high point.

The most interesting facts about North Korea, from “three generations of punishment” to a metro system that doubles as a nuclear bunker.

The most interesting facts about South Korea, from a sex-themed park called Jeju Love Land to one of YouTube’s most-watched videos.

We take a look at the countries along the Silk Road, the ancient network of trade routes that connected China with the West.

The most interesting facts about Afghanistan, from one of the planet’s most dangerous countries to the world’s first oil paintings.

The most interesting facts about Lebanon, from one of the world’s oldest countries to a capital city once known as the “Paris of the East”.

The most interesting facts about Tajikistan, from the world’s second-highest road, the Pamir Highway, to a capital city called Monday.

The most interesting facts about Yemen, from the origins of mocha coffee to a rare species of tree grown from the blood of a dragon.

The most interesting facts about Turkmenistan, from a president nicknamed “The Turkmenator” to a fire pit called the “Door to Hell”.

The most interesting facts about Kuwait, from remote control camel racing to one of the richest populations in the world.

The most interesting facts about Qatar, from the world’s richest country to a giant teddy bear and a dedicated falconry market.

The most interesting facts about Laos, from a tragic history, one of the world’s last communist states and a collection of over 2,100 stone jars.

From the mysterious Tree of Life to the world’s largest underwater theme park, these are the most interesting facts about Bahrain.

The most interesting facts about Indonesia, from the world’s smelliest plant to the largest packet of instant noodles ever created.

The most interesting facts about Brunei, from the world’s biggest palace to the monument built for the billionth barrel of oil.

The most interesting facts about Uzbekistan, from one of the planet’s worst environmental disasters to the crossroad of the world’s cultures.

The most interesting facts about Papua New Guinea include isolated tribes, the world’s first gardeners, cannibalism and a poisonous bird.

From the world’s longest beach to the most densely populated country, these are the most interesting facts about Bangladesh.

From ancient nomadic culture to one of the world’s greatest empires, these are the most interesting facts about Mongolia.

The most interesting facts about Azerbaijan, from unique geographical features to the origins of the Vikings?

The most interesting facts about Singapore, from the world’s tallest indoor waterfall to the founding of World Toilet Day.

The most interesting facts about Armenia, from the world’s oldest winery and leather shoe to compulsory chess lessons for school children.

The most interesting facts about Kyrgyzstan include an epic poem, a rich nomadic culture and the World Nomad Games.

From an annual penis festival to the world’s highest density of vending machines, these are the most interesting facts about Japan.

From one of the oldest continuous civilisations to the nose job capital of the world, these are the most interesting facts about Iran.

The most interesting facts about Vietnam, from outstanding natural beauty to one of the most deadly conflicts in history.

Interesting facts about Saudi Arabia, from the birthplace of Islam and a dangerous driving stunt known as “sidewalk skiing”.

The most interesting facts about Taiwan, from a toilet-themed restaurant to garbage trucks that play classical music.

The tallest flagpole in the world is the Jeddah Flagpole, located in Saudi Arabia. Erected in 2014, the flagpole stands 171m (561ft) high.