Often referred to as the “White Heron Castle”, ____ is a stunning example of classical Japanese architecture and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. a) Nijo Castle b) Himeji Castle c) Osaka Castle d) Gifu Castle

Which of the following is a traditional dance drama in Thailand often performed at religious festivals?

Which Southeast Asian country is landlocked and known for its mountainous terrain, French colonial architecture, and Buddhist monasteries? a) Vietnam b) Thailand c) Laos d) Myanmar

hat does the cherry blossom symbolize in Japanese culture? a) Renewal b) Wisdom c) Prosperity d) Loyalty

What Thai dish is made with stir-fried rice noodles, tamarind paste, and a combination of ingredients like shrimp, tofu, and peanuts? a) Pad Thai b) Panang Curry c) Tom Yum Goong d) Som Tum

What is the traditional Japanese tea ceremony called? a) Sake Ritual b) Matcha Meditation c) Sakura Ceremony d) Chanoyu or Chado

Name the highest mountain in South Korea, a popular destination for hiking and a significant cultural symbol.

During which festival do people in China traditionally exchange red envelopes containing money? a) Mid-Autumn Festival b) Dragon Boat Festival c) Lunar New Year d) Qingming Festival

Name the river that flows through India and Bangladesh, known for its sacred significance in Hinduism and as a lifeline for millions of people.

Which of the following is a traditional dance drama in Thailand often performed at religious festivals? a) Khon b) Muay Thai c) Kathakali d) Noh

Which iconic Taiwanese dish consists of soup dumplings filled with both broth and meat? a) Beef Noodle Soup b) Bubble Tea c) Gua Bao d) Xiao Long Bao

These iconic twin towers in Kuala Lumpur were once the tallest buildings in the world and remain a symbol of Malaysia’s modernity. a) Juche Towers b) The Kremlins c) Gerbrandy Towers d) Petronas Towers

What Asian country would you visit if you wanted to discover K-pop’s origins?