Southeast Asia Geography Challenge

Laos has no coastline and is surrounded by five countries.

The Mekong forms a fertile delta in southern Vietnam.

Phnom Penh stands where the Mekong and Tonlé Sap river systems meet.

Timor-Leste occupies the island’s eastern half plus the Oecusse exclave.

Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei share Borneo.

Ha Long Bay’s limestone karsts rise from the Gulf of Tonkin in Vietnam.

Singapore sits at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula.

Siem Reap is the main gateway to the Angkor temple complex.

The South China Sea separates the Philippines from mainland Southeast Asia.

Indonesia is the region’s largest country by both area and population.

Naypyidaw replaced Yangon as Myanmar’s administrative capital in 2005.

Cambodia’s Tonlé Sap is known for its seasonal flow reversal and floating communities.

Southern Thailand and Peninsular Malaysia occupy most of the peninsula.

Boracay is a resort island in the central Philippines.

Myanmar was widely known internationally as Burma before the official English name changed.