Visited Countries Map

Simply click on any country on the interactive map to mark it as visited. The country will turn orange, and your stats will update automatically. Click again to remove it. Your selections are saved in the URL, so you can bookmark or share your map anytime.

There are 195 UN-recognized sovereign nations in the world. This includes 193 UN member states plus the Vatican City and Palestine (both have non-member observer status). Our map tracks all 195 countries.

We divide the number of countries you've marked as visited by 195 (the total number of UN-recognized countries) and multiply by 100. For example, if you've visited 20 countries, that's 20/195 = 10.3% of the world.

Yes! Use the Share button to copy a link to your map. The link includes all your visited countries encoded in the URL. Anyone who opens the link will see your exact map. You can also export your map as a PNG image.

Absolutely. After selecting your countries, click the Embed button to get an HTML code snippet. Paste this into your blog or website to display an interactive version of your travel map. Perfect for travel bloggers!

Your visited countries are stored in the URL and your browser's local storage. This means you can bookmark the page or share the link to save your progress. For more permanent storage and additional features like trip photos and journals, try TripMemo.

This free tool lets you track countries visited. TripMemo goes much further—it lets you create detailed trip journals with photos, download offline maps, collaborate with travel buddies, and automatically track your travel statistics from your trips.

No, we only count sovereign nations recognized by the United Nations. Territories like Puerto Rico, Hong Kong, or Greenland are shown on the map but count toward their parent country (USA, China, and Denmark respectively).