How well do you know Southeast Asia? Take a quiz and check your results. Be careful when choosing an answer: you won’t be able to modify it, and evaluation is immediate. If you see a link in the evaluation, it will open a new window so that you can continue the quiz without leaving it. Have fun! And if you like it, share it with your friends.
#1. This a “long-neck” Karen village. Rather touristy, but you can see the Karen ladies and children there, who wear brass rings around their necks and ankles. In which country can you visit such a village?
The Karen people are originally from Myanmar (Burma), but these villages can only be found and visited freely in Thailand, where they live mainly as refugees. See this post about Chiang Mai about how to visit them.
#2. These are wayang puppets. Wayang is a famous art form, a puppet theatre or shadow theatre. In which country?
Wayang is a cultural heritage of Indonesia, acknowledged even by UNESCO. See more in this post about Yogyakarta.
#3. This is the statue of the Three Kings in a city that regards them the founding fathers. Which city in which country?
The three kings are Mengrai, Ramkhamhaeng and Ngam Muang. In reality, it was of course only one of them, King Mengrai, who built the city in 1293. Read more about Chiang Mai here.
#4. Which of the photos below was taken in Malaysia?
This is a photo of Ipoh, a very nice city in Malaysia. Read more about it here.
#5. This is a photo of Borobudur, an ancient buddhist temple built in the 9th century. Which country do you need to travel to if you want to see it?
Borobudur is near Yogyakarta city on the island of Java, in Indonesia. Read more about it in this post.
#6. This is the Chao Phraya river, which flows through a capital city in Southeast Asia. Which capital city?
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