Identify every national flag from the 46 countries of Asia.
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Asia is the largest and most populous continent on Earth, and its flags reflect that astonishing diversity. From the rising sun of Japan to the green and gold of Saudi Arabia's shahada banner, Asian flags blend ancient symbols, religious traditions, and modern statehood in ways no other continent matches.
Many Asian flags share recurring motifs. The crescent and star, an emblem associated with Islam since the Ottoman Empire, appears on flags from Turkmenistan to Malaysia. Buddhist and Hindu symbols color the banners of Cambodia, Sri Lanka, and Nepal — the latter being the only national flag in the world that isn't a rectangle. Communist five-pointed stars feature on China, Vietnam, and North Korea, while pan-Arab colors of red, white, black, and green echo across the Middle East from Jordan to the United Arab Emirates.
From small island nations like the Maldives to giants like India and China, every Asian flag carries centuries of meaning. How many can you recognize on sight?