Aksai Chin
People's Republic of China (administered by) India (claimed by)
Aksai Chin connects to 1326 places across 9 topics through 39 Bunkabop connections, from the Himalayas to the Sino-Indian war. Nature, government, and military topics make up much of the mix. It shares many connections with China, India, Pakistan, and Ladakh. The region is administered by China and claimed by India. Kangxiwar, north of the region, served as the forward headquarters of the Xinjiang Military Command during the 1962 war. Little rain reaches the region because the Himalayas and Karakoram block the monsoon.
Karakoram Range
Connects Aksai Chin to: Skardu Valley, Pakistan | Doko, Pakistan
Dungan revolt (1862–1877)
Connects Aksai Chin to: Lanzhou, Gansu | Jingyuan County, Ningxia
Hotan Prefecture
Connects Aksai Chin to: Xinjiang | Tulum | Hotan, Hotan | Hotan Prefecture
China–Pakistan border
Ladakh Wazarat
Connects Aksai Chin to: Jammu, India | Ladakh | Kargil, India | Skardu
Hotan County
Connects Aksai Chin to: Hotan, Hotan | Hotan County | Tianwendian | Tianshuihai
Nubra
Connects Aksai Chin to: Xinjiang | Ladakh | Nubra | Turtuk, India | Diskit, India
Chinese irredentism
Connects Aksai Chin to: India | Japan | China | Taiwan | Chamdo, Tibet
China National Highway 219
Connects Aksai Chin to: Yarkant County | Hotan County | Kargilik Town, Kashgar Prefecture | Purang County | Dahongliutan, Hotan Prefecture
Northwest India
Connects Aksai Chin to: United Kingdom | India | China | Pakistan | Bangladesh
Tarim River
Connects Aksai Chin to: China | Seattle, Washington | Xinjiang | Kashgar, Kashgar | Hotan, Hotan
Chinese expansionism
Connects Aksai Chin to: India | China | Korea | Vietnam | Taiwan