Thailand
The only Southeast Asian nation never colonised by a European power, Thailand runs on street-food woks, golden temples and a coastline that turned the beach holiday into an art form.
WHAT THE FLAG MEANSÂ â—˘
Five horizontal bands of red, white, blue, white and red, the deep blue centre band twice the width of the others, in a flag six parts wide to nine long. The Flag Act prescribes those proportions and colours; the reading of the three colours as nation, religion and monarchy is the traditional one attached to the design rather than a meaning the Act assigns.
Thailand FACTSÂ â—˘
| Capital | Bangkok |
|---|---|
| Continent | Asia |
| Population | 71,619,863 (2025) |
| Area | 513,120 km² |
| Population density | 140/km² |
| Currency | Baht (THB) |
| Official language | Thai |
| Calling code | +66 |
| Internet TLD | .th |
| Time zone | UTC+07:00 |
| Drives on the | Left |
| ISO codes | TH / THA |
DID YOU KNOW? ◢
- It was never colonised by a European power, and its old name Siam gave the world 'Siamese' cats and twins.
- Bangkok's full ceremonial name is the longest place name in the world, running to over 160 letters.
- It is one of the planet's largest exporters of rice.
- Muay Thai, its national sport, uses fists, elbows, knees and shins and is nicknamed 'the art of eight limbs'.
Thailand QUICK ANSWERSÂ â—˘
What is the capital of Thailand?
The capital of Thailand is Bangkok.
What is the population of Thailand?
Thailand had a population of 71,619,863 in 2025.
What currency does Thailand use?
Thailand uses the Baht (THB).
What languages are spoken in Thailand?
The official language of Thailand is Thai.
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