Locate Countries in Asia from Their Capitals

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Take an Asian capitals quiz on an interactive 3D globe. Read each capital, then click its country from the Middle East to Japan.

Read the Asian capital shown, then click or tap its country on the interactive 3D globe. The quiz uses Naypyidaw for Myanmar, Astana for Kazakhstan and Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte for Sri Lanka. You select the country’s territory, not the capital’s exact location.

The starter round contains 12 countries with a 180-second timer. The grid lists the full Asia capitals pool of 50 countries and territories, available in the full game. Rotate and zoom the globe yourself to reach each target.

The 50 countries and territories — Asia

This list shows the full selection for this mode and region. The short starter round uses a subset of this list.

  • Flag of Afghanistan

    Afghanistan

    Kabul

  • Flag of Armenia

    Armenia

    Yerevan

  • Flag of Azerbaijan

    Azerbaijan

    Baku

  • Flag of Bahrain

    Bahrain

    Manama

  • Flag of Bangladesh

    Bangladesh

    Dhaka

  • Flag of Bhutan

    Bhutan

    Thimphu

  • Flag of Brunei

    Brunei

    Bandar Seri Begawan

  • Flag of Cambodia

    Cambodia

    Phnom Penh

  • Flag of China

    China

    Beijing

  • Flag of Cyprus

    Cyprus

    Nicosia

  • Flag of East Timor

    East Timor

    Dili

  • Flag of Georgia

    Georgia

    Tbilisi

  • Flag of India

    India

    New Delhi

  • Flag of Indonesia

    Indonesia

    Jakarta

  • Flag of Iran

    Iran

    Tehran

  • Flag of Iraq

    Iraq

    Baghdad

  • Flag of Israel

    Israel

    Jerusalem

  • Flag of Japan

    Japan

    Tokyo

  • Flag of Jordan

    Jordan

    Amman

  • Flag of Kazakhstan

    Kazakhstan

    Astana

  • Flag of Kuwait

    Kuwait

    Kuwait City

  • Flag of Kyrgyzstan

    Kyrgyzstan

    Bishkek

  • Flag of Laos

    Laos

    Vientiane

  • Flag of Lebanon

    Lebanon

    Beirut

  • Flag of Malaysia

    Malaysia

    Kuala Lumpur

  • Flag of Maldives

    Maldives

    Malé

  • Flag of Mongolia

    Mongolia

    Ulan Bator

  • Flag of Myanmar

    Myanmar

    Naypyidaw

  • Flag of Nepal

    Nepal

    Kathmandu

  • Flag of North Korea

    North Korea

    Pyongyang

  • 🏴

    Northern Cyprus

    North Nicosia

  • Flag of Oman

    Oman

    Muscat

  • Flag of Pakistan

    Pakistan

    Islamabad

  • Flag of Palestine

    Palestine

    Ramallah

  • Flag of Philippines

    Philippines

    Manila

  • Flag of Qatar

    Qatar

    Doha

  • Flag of Saudi Arabia

    Saudi Arabia

    Riyadh

  • Flag of Singapore

    Singapore

    Singapore

  • Flag of South Korea

    South Korea

    Seoul

  • Flag of Sri Lanka

    Sri Lanka

    Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte

  • Flag of Syria

    Syria

    Damascus

  • Flag of Taiwan

    Taiwan

    Taipei

  • Flag of Tajikistan

    Tajikistan

    Dushanbe

  • Flag of Thailand

    Thailand

    Bangkok

  • Flag of Turkey

    Turkey

    Ankara

  • Flag of Turkmenistan

    Turkmenistan

    Ashgabat

  • Flag of United Arab Emirates

    United Arab Emirates

    Abu Dhabi

  • Flag of Uzbekistan

    Uzbekistan

    Tashkent

  • Flag of Vietnam

    Vietnam

    Hanoi

  • Flag of Yemen

    Yemen

    Sana'a

Tips to play better

  • Use the capital stored in the quiz

    The quiz uses Naypyidaw for Myanmar, Astana for Kazakhstan, Kuala Lumpur for Malaysia and Jakarta for Indonesia. These are the playable prompts. The quiz does not offer every administrative seat or proposed future capital as an alternative.

  • Trap pairs to memorise

    Turkey: Ankara, not Istanbul. India: New Delhi, not Mumbai. Pakistan: Islamabad, not Karachi. China: Beijing, not Shanghai. In each case the largest or most famous city is not the political capital. Use the capital shown to identify the correct country and its territory.

  • Learn three Caucasus pairs

    Tbilisi belongs to Georgia, Yerevan to Armenia and Baku to Azerbaijan in the dataset. These three countries are grouped with Asia, so practise each capital-country pair in this regional quiz.

  • Keep the Gulf pairs separate

    Riyadh–Saudi Arabia, Doha–Qatar, Manama–Bahrain, Abu Dhabi–United Arab Emirates, Kuwait City–Kuwait and Muscat–Oman are separate pairs. In particular, the UAE prompt is Abu Dhabi rather than Dubai.

  • Practise Southeast Asian pairs

    Bangkok–Thailand, Hanoi–Vietnam, Phnom Penh–Cambodia, Vientiane–Laos, Manila–Philippines, Jakarta–Indonesia, Kuala Lumpur–Malaysia, Bandar Seri Begawan–Brunei and Dili–East Timor are useful pairs to practise together.

Frequently asked questions

Which prompts does the quiz use for Israel and Palestine?

The quiz uses Jerusalem for Israel and Ramallah for Palestine. These are separate entries in the full Asia capitals pool. The page documents the prompts used in this game.

Which capital does the quiz use for Myanmar?

Naypyidaw is the capital prompt for Myanmar. Yangon is not an alternative playable prompt. When Naypyidaw appears, select Myanmar’s territory on the globe.

Is Taipei included?

Yes. Taipei is the stored prompt for Taiwan, a separate entry in the full Asia dataset. Click or tap Taiwan when that capital appears.

How many countries does the Asia capitals quiz cover?

The full selection contains 50 countries and territories, listed in the grid. The starter round uses 12 countries with a 180-second timer. The grid presents the broader selection, not only the first game’s targets.

How is Sri Lanka’s capital handled?

The quiz uses Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte for Sri Lanka. Colombo is not an alternative playable prompt in this dataset. Select Sri Lanka’s territory rather than trying to click the city.

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