Padron:List of Southeast Asian Games host nations and cities

Laro	Taon	Host Bansa	Mag-Host ng Lungsod	Sinimulan ni	Petsa	Sports	Kaganapan	Bansa	Mga Kakumpitensya	Top Bansa	Ref
Southeast Asian Peninsular Games
I	1959	Thailand	Bangkok	King Bhumibol Adulyadej	12–17 December	12	N/A	6	518	Thailand (THA)	[1]
II	1961	Burma	Yangon	President Win Maung	11–16 December	13	N/A	7	623	Burma (BIR)	[2]
1963		Awarded to Cambodia, cancelled due to domestic political situation
III	1965	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	King Ismail Nasiruddin	14–21 December	14	N/A	6	963	Thailand (THA)	[3]
IV	1967	Thailand	Bangkok	King Bhumibol Adulyadej	9–16 December	16	N/A	6	984	Thailand (THA)	[4]
V	1969	Burma	Yangon	President Ne Win	6–13 December	15	N/A	6	920	Burma (BIR)	[5]
VI	1971	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	King Abdul Halim	6–13 December	15	N/A	7	957	Thailand (THA)	[6]
VII	1973	Singapore	Singapore	President Benjamin Sheares	1–8 September	16	N/A	7	1632	Thailand (THA)	[7]
VIII	1975	Thailand	Bangkok	King Bhumibol Adulyadej	9–16 December	18	N/A	4	1142	Thailand (THA)	[8]
Southeast Asian Games
IX	1977	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	King Yahya Petra	19–26 November	18	N/A	7	N/A	Indonesia (INA)	[9]
X	1979	Indonesia	Jakarta	President Suharto	21–30 September	18	N/A	7	N/A	Indonesia (INA)	[10]
XI	1981	Pilipinas	Manila	President Ferdinand Marcos	6–15 December	18	N/A	7	≈1800	Indonesia (INA)	[11]
XII	1983	Singapore	Singapore	President Devan Nair	28 May – 6 June	18	N/A	8	N/A	Indonesia (INA)	[12]
XIII	1985	Thailand	Bangkok	King Bhumibol Adulyadej	8–17 December	18	N/A	8	N/A	Thailand (THA)	[13]
XIV	1987	Indonesia	Jakarta	President Suharto	9–20 September	26	N/A	8	N/A	Indonesia (INA)	[14]
XV	1989	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	King Azlan Shah	20–31 August	24	N/A	9	≈2800	Indonesia (INA)	[15]
XVI	1991	Pilipinas	Manila	President Corazon Aquino	24 November – 3 December	28	N/A	9	N/A	Indonesia (INA)	[16]
XVII	1993	Singapore	Singapore	President Wee Kim Wee	12–20 June	29	N/A	9	≈3000	Indonesia (INA)	[17]
XVIII	1995	Thailand	Chiang Mai	Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn	9–17 December	28	N/A	10	3262	Thailand (THA)	[18]
XIX	1997	Indonesia	Jakarta	President Suharto	11–19 October	36	490	10	5179	Indonesia (INA)	[19]
XX	1999	Brunei Darussalam	Bandar Seri Begawan	Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah	7–15 August	21	233	10	2365	Thailand (THA)	[20]
XXI	2001	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	King Salahuddin	8–17 September	32	391	10	4165	Malaysia (MAS)	[21]
XXII	2003	Vietnam	Hanoi at Ho Chi Minh City	Prime Minister Phan Văn Khải	5–13 December	32	442	11	≈5000	Vietnam (VIE)	[22]
XXIII	2005	Pilipinas	Manila	President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo	27 November – 5 December	40	443	11	5336	Pilipinas (PHI)	[23]
XXIV	2007	Thailand	Nakhon Ratchasima	Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn	6–15 December	43	475	11	5282	Thailand (THA)	[24]
XXV	2009	Laos	Vientiane	President Choummaly Sayasone	9–18 December	29	372	11	3100	Thailand (THA)	[25]
XXVI	2011	Indonesia	Jakarta at Palembang	President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono	11–22 November	44	545	11	4965	Indonesia (INA)	[26]
XXVII	2013	Myanmar	Naypyidaw	Vice President Nyan Tun	11–22 December	37	460	11	4730	Thailand (THA)	[27]
XXVIII	2015	Singapore	Singapore	President Tony Tan	5–16 June	36	402	11	4370	Thailand (THA)	[28]
XXIX	2017	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	King Muhammad V	19–30 August	38	404	11	4709	Malaysia (MAS)	[29]
XXX	2019	Pilipinas	Capas	Future event
XXXI	2021	Vietnam	Hanoi	Future event
XXXII	2023	Cambodia	Phnom Penh	Future event
XXXIII	2025	Thailand	TBA	Future event