Aceh
Indonesia
Aceh, a region on the northern tip of Indonesia, shares 413 connections with 8840 other places across 28 topics, concentrated in history, government, military conflict, and religion. Its strongest co-connections run through Indonesia, India, and China, with a notable cluster linking it to Malaysia, the Netherlands, and Malacca. At its 17th-century peak, Aceh's territory stretched to southern Thailand and the Malay Peninsula. The region previously used the Ottoman flag as its own before adopting the Sword Standard, and today holds special autonomy in religion, customs, and education.
Flags of Aceh
golden era
Connects Aceh to: Lhokseumawe, Indonesia | Coromandel, KGF
Sultanate of Serdang
Connects Aceh to: Indonesia
Observation post
Connects Aceh to: United States
Jusman Syafii Djamal
Connects Aceh to: Indonesia | Langsa, Indonesia
Likok Pulo
Connects Aceh to: Likok
Simpang-kanan River (North Sumatra)
Connects Aceh to: Indonesia | North Sumatra
Alas River
Connects Aceh to: Indonesia
Mie cakalang
Connects Aceh to: North Sulawesi | Manado, Indonesia
Batak (Indonesia)
Connects Aceh to: Pematangsiantar, Indonesia | Agam Regency
Pidie Regency
Connects Aceh to: Central Aceh Regency | Pidie Jaya Regency
Rondo Island
Connects Aceh to: Sabang, Indonesia | Indira Point, India