Al-Ahsa Governorate
Saudi Arabia
Al-Ahsa Governorate links to 4995 places across 10 topics through 34 Bunkabop connections, led by history and government. Ottoman rule runs through many of them: the region came under Sultan Suleiman I in 1550 and returned to Ottoman control in 1818 after an invasion ordered by Muhammad Ali of Egypt. Egypt, Syria and Sudan are its strongest co-connected places, in that order. Other ties cover nature, education, and King Faisal University, founded in 1975.
Bani Khalid
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Qatif | Freiha, Qatar
Basra Vilayet
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Nasiriyah, Iraq | Al-Shatrah, Iraq
Al-Ahsa International Airport
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Hofuf | Abqaiq | Udhailiyah
Fertile Crescent
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Lijiang, Yunnan | Syria (region) | Al Hashimiyya, Jordan | Hafar al-Batin, Saudi Arabia
Ottoman Sultan
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Greece | Albania | Al-Hamidiyah, Syria | Baakleen, Lebanon
Emirate of Diriyah
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Qatar | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Manama, Bahrain | Najd, Saudi Arabia
King Faisal University
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Saudi Arabia | Dammam, Saudi Arabia | Khobar, Saudi Arabia | Hofuf
Emirate of Nejd
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Saudi Arabia | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Al Ain, United Arab Emirates | Al-Jawf Province | Al Wakrah, Qatar
classical Arabic
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Edinburgh, Scotland | Franca, Brazil | Blida, Algeria | Tabgha, Tiberias | Tenbek, Qatar
In 2019
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Rawalpindi, Pakistan | Simi Valley, California | Chandni Chowk, India | Hermosa Beach, California | West Springfield, Massachusetts
Antiochus III the Great
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: India | Rome, Italy | Greece | Jordan | Portugal
Arab Open University
Connects Al-Ahsa Governorate to: Jordan | Egypt | Syria | Palestine | Lebanon