uizzIdentify the Flags of Asia
Play nowTake an Asian flags quiz on an interactive 3D globe. Identify each flag, then click its country across the world’s largest continent.
Identify the Asian flag shown, then click or tap its country on the interactive 3D globe. Nepal’s double-pennant outline, Japan’s red disc and Cambodia’s temple emblem provide different kinds of clues. Pay attention to stripes, symbols and colour order before locating the country.
The starter round contains 10 countries with a 150-second timer. The grid lists the full Asia flag pool of 49 countries and territories, available in the full game. Rotate and zoom the globe yourself to reach each target.
The 49 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.
Afghanistan
Kabul
Armenia
Yerevan
Azerbaijan
Baku
Bahrain
Manama
Bangladesh
Dhaka
Bhutan
Thimphu
Brunei
Bandar Seri Begawan
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
China
Beijing
Cyprus
Nicosia
East Timor
Dili
Georgia
Tbilisi
India
New Delhi
Indonesia
Jakarta
Iran
Tehran
Iraq
Baghdad
Israel
Jerusalem
Japan
Tokyo
Jordan
Amman
Kazakhstan
Astana
Kuwait
Kuwait City
Kyrgyzstan
Bishkek
Laos
Vientiane
Lebanon
Beirut
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Maldives
Malé
Mongolia
Ulan Bator
Myanmar
Naypyidaw
Nepal
Kathmandu
North Korea
Pyongyang
Oman
Muscat
Pakistan
Islamabad
Palestine
Ramallah
Philippines
Manila
Qatar
Doha
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
Singapore
Singapore
South Korea
Seoul
Sri Lanka
Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
Syria
Damascus
Taiwan
Taipei
Tajikistan
Dushanbe
Thailand
Bangkok
Turkey
Ankara
Turkmenistan
Ashgabat
United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi
Uzbekistan
Tashkent
Vietnam
Hanoi
Yemen
Sana'a
Tips to play better
Compare Japan and Bangladesh
Japan has a red disc on white; Bangladesh has a red disc on green. The background separates these flags even before you inspect the disc’s position. Identify the flag first, then find the country on the globe.
Look beyond the crescent
Turkey, Pakistan and Malaysia all use a crescent and star. Compare the background, stripes and star rather than treating the crescent as a unique country clue.
Compare flags that contain writing
Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Iran have writing on their flags, but their fields and layouts differ. Use the background colours and additional symbols together rather than assuming that all writing points to the same country.
Five Asian giants
China shows one large yellow star and four smaller stars in an arc on red. Vietnam centres one large yellow star on red. North Korea uses a red band between blue stripes with a red star in a white disc. South Korea has the taegeuk and four trigrams. India splits saffron, white and green with the Ashoka chakra in the middle.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Asian flags quiz work?
A flag appears, and you select its country on the 3D globe. You do not need to type a country name or use a microphone. Rotate and zoom the globe to locate the matching territory.
How many countries are in the Asian flags selection?
The full selection contains 49 countries and territories, listed in the grid. The short starter round contains 10 countries with a 150-second timer. The flag pool excludes entries without a usable flag mapping.
Does a correct click move me to the next country?
No. A correct click does not automatically recenter the globe. Adjust the view yourself for the next flag, and use a marker when selecting a small playable territory.
Are Taiwan, Hong Kong and Palestine in the quiz?
Taiwan and Palestine are included in the full Asia flag pool. Hong Kong is not a separate target in the current playable dataset. The grid documents the 49 countries and territories available for this mode and region.
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