List of Asian Country and Its Capital
Asia is the largest and most populous continent in the world, it covers only 8.7% of the Earth’s total surface area. Asian country rich in natural, historical, and cultural heritage. Famous natural landmarks of Asia are Mount Fuji, Mount Everest, Gobi Desert, Ayers Rock, Tubbataha Reef, Beppu Onsen, Stone Forest, Taroko Gorge, Reed Flute Cave, and Kashmir valley, Thar Desert etc. You can get the list of Asian Country and its capital below.
Man-made landmarks of Asia are the Great Wall of China, Taj Mahal, the Leshan Giant Buddha, Fatehpur Sikri, Tokyo Tower, the Golden Gateway of Bhaktapur, Ran Ki Vav, Tian Tan Buddha, Petronas Twin Towers, Red Fort, Gomateshwara, Golden Temple, Qutub Minar etc. In view of the distinction in the monetary improvement level of nations in Asia, their capital urban areas are fluctuating significantly as far as the existing conditions. The most agreeable for the living are Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul.
Such capitals like Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Seoul are at the highest point of the world’s prominent spots for movement. Despite the fact that the neighboring towns are exceptionally reasonable for sightseers, aside from of such costly goals as Tokyo and Singapore, there is a considerable measure of modest yet extremely energizing and wonderful spots with one of a kind appeal, for instance, Hanoi, Kathmandu, Delhi, Bangkok, Jakarta, Manila.
Regions of Asia
Central Asia comprises of Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan
East Asia contains China which includes Hong Kong and Macau, Japan, Mongolia, Taiwan, North Korea, South Korea
Middle East Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Israel, Jordan, Oman, Qatar, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, Yemen, United Arab Emirates, Palestinian Territories
Russia and the Caucasus comprise of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia, and Russia. Russia’s a vast nation of massive, uninhabited areas consist of much of Asia, moreover, the Caucasus is thickly inhabited, warm and welcoming, but with some hazardous areas.
South Asia includes Bangladesh, Tibet, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Pakistan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.
Southeast Asia Brunei, Cambodia Indonesia, East Timor, Singapore, Malaysia Laos, Myanmar Philippines, Thailand Burma Vietnam.
Capitals Currency and Language
Name
|
Capital
|
Currency
|
language
|
Afghanistan
|
Kabul
|
Afghani
|
Pashto,Dari (Persian)
|
Akrotiri and Dhekelia
|
Episkopi Cantonment
|
Euro
|
English, Greek
|
Armenia
|
Yerevan
|
Dram
|
Armenian
|
Azerbaijan
|
Baku
|
Manat
|
Azerbaijani
|
Bahrain
|
Manama
|
Bahraini dinar
|
Arabic
|
Bangladesh
|
Dhaka
|
Taka
|
Bengali
|
Bhutan
|
Thimphu
|
Bhutanese ngultrum
|
Dzongkha
|
British Indian Ocean Territory
|
Diego Garcia
|
US dollar
|
English
|
Brunei
|
Bandar Seri Begawan
|
Brunei dollar
|
Bahasa Melayu
|
Cambodia
|
Phnom Penh
|
Riel
|
Khmer
|
China
|
Beijing
|
Renminbi (yuan)
|
Standard Chinese
|
Christmas Island
|
Flying Fish Cove
|
Australian dollar
|
English
|
Cocos (Keeling) Islands
|
West Island
|
English
|
|
Cyprus
|
Nicosia
|
Euro
|
Greek, Turkish
|
East Timor
|
Dili
|
US Dollar
|
Portuguese, Tetum
|
Georgia
|
Tbilisi
|
Lari
|
Georgian
|
Hong Kong
|
Special administrative region of China
|
Hong Kong dollar
|
English, Cantonese
|
India
|
New Delhi
|
Rupee
|
Hindi, English,Tamil
|
Indonesia
|
Jakarta
|
Rupiah
|
Indonesian
|
Iran
|
Tehran
|
Rial
|
Persian
|
Iraq
|
Baghdad
|
Iraqi dinar
|
Kurdish, Arabic
|
Israel
|
Jerusalem
|
New Shekel
|
Hebrew, English,Arabic
|
Japan
|
Tokyo
|
Yen
|
Japanese
|
Jordan
|
Amman
|
Jordanian dinar
|
Arabic
|
Kazakhstan
|
Astana
|
Tenge
|
Kazakh, Russian
|
Kurdistan
|
Erbil
|
Dinar
|
Kurdish
|
Kuwait
|
Kuwait City
|
Kuwaiti dinar
|
Arabic
|
Kyrgyzstan
|
Bishkek
|
Som
|
Kyrgyz, Russian
|
Laos
|
Vientiane
|
Kip
|
Lao
|
Lebanon
|
Beirut
|
Lebanese pound
|
Arabic
|
Macau
|
Special administrative region of China
|
Macanese pataca
|
Portuguese, Cantonese
|
Malaysia
|
Kuala Lumpur
|
Ringgit
|
Malaysian
|
Maldives
|
Malé
|
Maldivian rufiyaa
|
Maldivian
|
Mongolia
|
Ulaanbaatar
|
Tögrög
|
Mongolian
|
Myanmar
|
Naypyidaw
|
Kyat
|
Burmese
|
Nagorno-Karabakh
|
Stepanakert
|
Armenian dram
|
Armenian
|
Nepal
|
Kathmandu
|
Nepalese rupee
|
Nepali
|
Northern Cyprus
|
Nicosia
|
Turkish lira
|
Turkish
|
North Korea
|
Pyongyang
|
North Korean won
|
Korean
|
Oman
|
Muscat
|
Rial
|
Arabic
|
Pakistan
|
Islamabad
|
Pakistani Rupee
|
English, Urdu
|
Palestine
|
Ramallah
|
Israeli Shekel
|
Arabic
|
Philippines
|
Manila
|
Philippine Peso
|
Filipino, English
|
Qatar
|
Doha
|
Riyal
|
Arabic
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Riyadh
|
Saudi riyal
|
Arabic
|
Singapore
|
Singapore
|
Singapore dollar
|
English, Chinese
|
South Korea
|
Seoul
|
South Korean won
|
Korean
|
Sri Lanka
|
Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
|
Sri Lankan rupee
|
Sinhala, Tamil
|
Syria
|
Damascus
|
Syrian pound
|
Arabic
|
Taiwan
|
Taipei
|
New Taiwan dollar
|
Standard Chinese
|
Tajikistan
|
Dushanbe
|
Somoni
|
Tajik
|
Thailand
|
Bangkok
|
Baht
|
Thai
|
Turkey
|
Ankara
|
Turkish lira
|
Turkish
|
Turkmenistan
|
Ashgabat
|
Turkmen new manat
|
Turkmen
|
United Arab Emirates
|
Abu Dhabi
|
UAE dirham
|
Arabic
|
Uzbekistan
|
Tashkent
|
Uzbekistan som (O’zbekiston so’mi)
|
Uzbek
|
Vietnam
|
Hanoi
|
đồng
|
Vietnamese
|
Yemen
|
Sana’a
|
Yemeni rial
|
Arabic
|