Asia is the biggest continent on our planet, and it’s full of exciting countries, each with its own special culture, history, and capital city. Let’s take a fun trip through some of these countries and learn about their capitals and some cool facts!
Capital: Kabul
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Yerevan
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Baku
Capital: Manama
Capital: Dhaka
Capital: Thimphu
Capital: Bandar Seri Begawan
Capital: Phnom Penh
Capital: Beijing
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Nicosia
Capital: Dili
Location: Partly in Africa and Asia
Capital: Cairo
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Tbilisi
Capital: New Delhi
Capital: Jakarta
Capital: Tehran
Capital: Baghdad
Capital: Jerusalem
Capital: Tokyo
Capital: Amman
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Astana
Capital: Kuwait City
Capital: Bishkek
Capital: Vientiane
Capital: Beirut
Capital: Kuala Lumpur
Capital: Male
Capital: Ulaanbaatar
Capital: Naypidaw
Capital: Kathmandu
Capital: Pyongyang
Capital: Muscat
Capital: Islamabad
Capital: Manila
Capital: Doha
Location: Partly in Europe and Asia
Capital: Moscow
Capital: Riyadh
Capital: Singapore
Capital: Seoul
Capital: Colombo
Capital: Damascus
Capital: Dushanbe
Capital: Bangkok
Location: Partly in Asia and Europe
Capital: Ankara
Capital: Ashgabat
Capital: Abu Dhabi
Capital: Tashkent
Capital: Hanoi
Capital: Sana’a
Asia is a continent full of wonders, with each country offering something unique to discover. From the busy streets of Tokyo to the ancient pyramids of Cairo, there’s so much to see and learn in this vast and diverse land!
Map Your Journey: Create a simple map of Asia using a large sheet of paper. Mark and label the countries and their capitals mentioned in the article. Use different colors for countries that are partly in Europe and Asia. This activity will help you visualize the location of each country and its capital.
Capital City Match-Up: Write the names of the countries on one set of cards and their capitals on another set. Mix them up and try to match each country with its capital. You can do this activity with a friend or family member to see who can match them the fastest!
Explore a Culture: Choose one country from the list and research a unique cultural aspect, such as a traditional dish, festival, or clothing. Share what you learn with your classmates or family. You could even try making a simple recipe or drawing a picture related to the culture you explored.
