Southeast Asia Map Quiz

The Southeast Asia map quiz covers 11 countries split between the mainland and one of the world's great island realms. The mainland cluster is where streaks die: Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar interlock like puzzle pieces, and landlocked Laos — squeezed between all four neighbors — is the region's most-missed country. Vietnam is the long S-curve hugging the eastern coast; Myanmar leans west toward India and Bangladesh. Then the quiz goes maritime: Indonesia sprawls across thousands of islands from Sumatra to New Guinea, the Philippines scatter to the northeast, and Malaysia splits itself between the peninsula and the island of Borneo. Borneo alone hosts three countries — Malaysia, Indonesia, and tiny Brunei, a dot-sized sultanate on the north coast. Singapore, the city-state at the peninsula's tip, and Timor-Leste, sharing its island with Indonesia, round out the tricky small targets, both rendered as clickable dots. Each round names a country; click it to score. Correct answers lock in green, wrong clicks flash red, and after two misses the quiz reveals the answer so you learn as you play. Free, no signup, and reshuffled every round.