Ancol, Indonesia
Indonesia
Ancol, Indonesia connects to 746 places across 10 topics through 29 Bunkabop connections, led by history and government. The district on Jakarta Bay shares many connections with Jakarta and Indonesia, then China and Japan. Its history links cover the Portuguese arrival and the Sultanates of Banten, Demak and Cirebon, who tried to attack Sunda Kelapa harbour. Other ties include mangrove and brackish coastal lowland, a 1970s drive-in theater at Bina Ria beach, and a 2005 Napalm Death concert.
Sultanate of Banten
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Cirebon Regency | Bengkulu (city), Indonesia
Ali Sadikin
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Jakarta, Indonesia | Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Sunda Kelapa
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Banten | North Jakarta, Indonesia | Tanjung Priok
Nafa Urbach
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Bandung, Indonesia | Toko | Magelang, Indonesia | Bukan, Iran
Pakuan Pajajaran
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Banten | Bogor, Indonesia | Tasikmalaya Regency | Sukabumi Regency
Death metal in Indonesia
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Indonesia | Malaysia | Jakarta, Indonesia | North Jakarta, Indonesia
Sultanate of Demak
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Iloilo | Portuguese Malacca | Tuban, Indonesia | Bojonegoro Regency | Tegal, Indonesia
brackish
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Aomori Prefecture | Rio Grande do Sul | San Mateo, California | Eastern Coastal Plains | Brakpan, South Africa
shopping malls in Jakarta
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Indonesia | Jakarta, Indonesia | Nusantara, Indonesia | Pasar, Iran | Kuningan
Arkarna
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: London, England | Australia | Indonesia | Batman, Turkey | Jakarta, Indonesia
North Jakarta
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Pampanga | Central Jakarta, Indonesia | East Jakarta, Indonesia | West Jakarta, Indonesia | Kelapa Gading
Istiqlal Mosque, Jakarta
Connects Ancol, Indonesia to: Norway | Iran | Indonesia | Syria | Chile