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List of Asian Games

Year Games Host Dates Nations Athletes Sports Events Ref
1951
I
 New Delhi, India March 4–11 11 489 6 57
1954
II
 Manila, Philippines May 1–9 19 970 8 76
1958
III
 Tokyo, Japan May 28 – June 1 16 1,820 13 97
1962
IV
 Jakarta, Indonesia August 24 – September 4 12 1,460 13 88
1966
V
 Bangkok, Thailand December 9–20 16 1,945 14 143
1970
VI
 Bangkok, Thailand December 9–20 16 2,400 13 135
1974
VII
 Tehran, Iran September 1–16 19 3,010 16 202
1978
VIII
 Bangkok, Thailand December 9–20 19 3,842 19 201
1982
IX
 New Delhi, India November 19 – December 4 23 3,411 21 147
1986
X
 Seoul, South Korea September 20 – October 5 27 4,839 25 270
1990
XI
 Beijing, China September 22 – October 7 36 6,122 29 310
1994
XII
 Hiroshima, Japan October 2–16 42 6,828 34 337
1998
XIII
 Bangkok, Thailand December 6–20 41 6,554 36 376
2002
XIV
 Busan, South Korea September 29 – October 14 44 7,711 38 419
2006
XV
 Doha, Qatar December 1–15 45 9,520 39 424
2010
XVI
 Guangzhou, China November 12–27 45 9,704 42 476
2014
XVII
 Incheon, South Korea September 19 – October 4 Future event
2019
XVIII
 Hanoi, Vietnam Future event
2023
XIX
 TBA Future event

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