Asia is a continent in the eastern hemisphere. The known wizarding nations that comprise it are Bangladesh, China, India, Iran, Japan, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan and Syria.
Magical community
The Tibet region along with the Chinese cities of Jixi and Nanchang and the Japanese town of Toyohashi are the known locations that house the Asian wizarding community. According to Goshawk's Guide to Herbology, there is a wizard in Nepal who grows gravity-resistant trees. The Assyria and Borneo regions are known for magical flora and fauna.
The Flying carpet is the main source of transportation in South Asia. It was invented in Bangladesh, and is also widely used in India, Pakistan, Iran and Mongolia.
The wood from Ceylon Ebony and Cherry trees are used in Asian wandlore, notably in South Asia and Japan.
Magical government
The known magical governing bodies in the continent are the Bangladeshi Ministry of Magic, the Indian Ministry of Magic, the Iranian Ministry of Magic, the Mongolian Ministry of Magic and the Pakistani Ministry of Magic.
Magical education
The Mahoutokoro School of Magic is the only known wizarding school in Asia, based on Japan. It is not known if it attends students from regional wizarding nations.
Magical games and sports
Aside the National Quidditch teams in the continent, the Japanese Toyohashi Tengu is one of the few Asian Quidditch teams that gained popularity as of the last century.
Magical creatures and plants
Creatures
- Acromantula
- Chinese Fireball
- Demiguise
- Kappa
- Nogtail (possibly)
- Occamy
- Pogrebin (possibly)
- Phoenix
- Re'em
- Yeti
