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2005 Asian Indoor Games

2005 Asian Indoor Games

FieldValue
nameI Asian Indoor Games
logo1st indoor asiad.png
size200
host_cityBangkok, Thailand
captionSlogan: "*Dawn of the Asian Stars*"
nations37
athletes2,343
events120 in 9 sports
openingNovember 12
closingNovember 19
opened_byVajiralongkorn
Crown Prince of Thailand
torch_lighterSomluck Kamsing
stadiumHua Mark Indoor Stadium
next[Macau 2007](2007-asian-indoor-games)
website[baigoc2005.com](https://web.archive.org/web/20051230005217/http://www.baigoc2005.com:80/)

Crown Prince of Thailand

The 1st Asian Indoor Games were held in Bangkok, Thailand from November 12 to 19, 2005.

Venues

Bangkok

  • Indoor Stadium Huamark – Dancesport
  • Thai-Japanese Stadium – Futsal
  • Nimibutr Stadium – Indoor cycling
  • The Mall Bangkapi – Sepak takraw
  • Huamark Sports Complex – Short course swimming

Phuket

  • Saphan Hin Sports Complex – Aerobic gymnastics, Muaythai

Suphanburi

  • Suphanburi X-Games Sports Stadium – Extreme sports
  • Suphanburi Sports Complex – Sport climbing

Pattaya

  • Indoor Athletics Stadium – Indoor athletics

Emblem

The logo of the 1st Asian Indoor Games itself comprises 9 sparkling stars that represent the opinions of the Asian people at large:

  1. Spirit and soul of mankind
  2. Sporting spirit
  3. Creation of friendship
  4. Building good physical appearances
  5. Inspiration
  6. Creative thinking
  7. Solidarity
  8. Peacefulness
  9. Human freedom

The sun is the symbol of the Olympic Council of Asia. The redline, the blue line and the golden line forming like an "A" shape, together with a Thai roof, represent the Asian continent and the Asian Games. The golden line that resembling Thai smile, expressing a warm welcome to visitors.

Mascot

Each sport discipline is animated with an elephant, thus giving the appearance of its cartoon movements in all events to be competed in the 1st Asian Indoor Games 2005. Children and other people alike will be fond of them, pleasant to look at them and keeping them for a souvenir after the end of the Games.

The blue and athletic elephant was named Hey and the yellow and plump one was Há. They were to convey the meaning of amusement, merriment and relaxation, thus in a way reflecting the natures of the Asian Indoor Games a great deal.

Participating nations

There are 37 Asian countries confirmed to participate in the game.

  • BRN
  • CAM
  • CHN
  • TPE
  • HKG
  • IND
  • INA
  • IRI
  • IRQ
  • JPN
  • JOR
  • KAZ
  • KUW
  • KGZ
  • LAO
  • LIB
  • MAC
  • MAS
  • MDV
  • MGL
  • MYA
  • NEP
  • PRK
  • OMA
  • PAK
  • PHI
  • QAT
  • SIN
  • KOR
  • SRI
  • SYR
  • THA
  • TKM
  • UAE
  • UZB
  • VIE
  • YEM

Sports

Extreme sports

  • Calendar

    **OC**Opening ceremonyEvent competitions**1**Event finals**CC**Closing ceremony
    November 200510th
    Thu11th
    Fri12th
    Sat13th
    Sun14th
    Mon15th
    Tue16th
    Wed17th
    Thu18th
    Fri19th
    SatGold
    medalsTotal gold medals132631221612120November 200510th
    Thu11th
    Fri12th
    Sat13th
    Sun14th
    Mon15th
    Tue16th
    Wed17th
    Thu18th
    Fri19th
    SatGold
    medals
    Ceremonies**OC****CC**
    [[Image:Gymnastics (aerobic) pictogram.svg18px]] Aerobic gymnastics
    [[Image:DanceSport pictogram.svg18px]] Dancesport
    Extreme sports[[Image:BMX freestyle pictogram.svg18px]] BMX freestyle
    [[Image:Inline extreme skating pictogram.svg18px]] Roller freestyle
    [[Image:Skateboarding pictogram.svg18px]] Skateboarding
    [[Image:Climbing pictogram.svg18px]] Sport climbing
    [[Image:Futsal pictogram.svg18px]] Futsal
    [[Image:Indoor athletics pictogram.svg18px]] Indoor athletics
    [[Image:Cycling artistic pictogram.svg18px]] Indoor cycling
    [[Image:Muay Thai pictogram.svg18px]] Muaythai
    [[Image:Sepaktakraw pictogram.svg18px]] Sepak takraw
    [[Image:Short course swimming pictogram.svg18px]] Short course swimming

    Medal table

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