This list includes 6 Asian Countries that start with T, from “Taiwan” to “Turkmenistan”. They range from the Pacific island of Taiwan to Central Asia’s Turkmenistan, showing regional variety.
Asian Countries that start with T are sovereign states in Asia whose English names begin with the letter T. Notably, Timor-Leste is one of Asia’s newest nations, while Turkey spans Europe and Asia.
Below you’ll find the table with Country, Capital, Population and Official language(s).
Country: The country’s common English name, so you can quickly find the entry and recognize the nation.
Capital: The official or de facto seat of government, which helps you identify administrative centers and plan visits.
Population: The latest estimated population with year, letting you compare size and demographic scale between countries.
Official language(s): The primary national or official languages, useful when you consider communication needs and cultural context.
Notes: Brief context on transcontinental status, alternate names, and a link to a detailed country page for further information.
Asian Countries that start with T
| Name | Flag | Capital | Population (estimate, year & source) | Official language(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taiwan | 🇹🇼 | Taipei | 23,500,000 (2023, CIA World Factbook) | Mandarin (official); Taiwanese Hokkien, Hakka and Indigenous languages recognized |
| Tajikistan | 🇹🇯 | Dushanbe | 10,100,000 (2023, World Bank) | Tajik (official); Russian widely used for interethnic communication |
| Thailand | 🇹🇠| Bangkok | 69,950,000 (2023, World Bank) | Thai (official) |
| Timor-Leste | 🇹🇱 | Dili | 1,372,000 (2023, World Bank) | Tetum and Portuguese (official); Indonesian and English are recognized/working languages |
| Turkey | 🇹🇷 | Ankara | 85,300,000 (2023, World Bank) | Turkish (official) |
| Turkmenistan | 🇹🇲 | Ashgabat | 6,300,000 (2023, World Bank) | Turkmen (official) |