Aurora (province)
Aurora (province) in the Philippines shares 37 connections with 1188 other places across 9 topics, led by nature and religion. Many ties run to neighboring provinces such as Nueva Ecija, Quirino and Bulacan, and to Manila. Baler is its capital, and it borders Quezon, Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela. Religion topics include the Aglipayan Church and Born Again Christians, while the festival tie is Philippine–Spanish Friendship Day, first held in Baler in 2003.
Born Again Christian
Connects Aurora (province) to: Capiz | Peawanuck, Ontario
Infanta, Quezon
Connects Aurora (province) to: Quezon | Polillo, Philippines
The municipalities of Baler and Casiguran
Connects Aurora (province) to: Quezon | Nueva Ecija, Philippines | Batanes | Marinduque
Nueva Vizcaya
Connects Aurora (province) to: Cagayan | Quirino, Philippines | Nueva Ecija, Philippines | Ifugao | Isabela (province)
Aglipayan Church
Connects Aurora (province) to: Pampanga | Negros Occidental | Zambales | Catanduanes | Masbate
Balete tree
Connects Aurora (province) to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Quezon | Quirino, Philippines | Negros Oriental
Nueva Ecija
Connects Aurora (province) to: Pampanga | Batangas | Bulacan, Philippines | Tarlac | Ilocos Sur
Philippine–Spanish Friendship Day
Connects Aurora (province) to: Spain | Philippines | Madrid, Spain | Manila, Philippines | Salamanca, Spain
Typhoon Chanthu (2010)
Connects Aurora (province) to: China | Vietnam | Philippines | Hong Kong | Manila, Philippines
Bulacan
Connects Aurora (province) to: Manila, Philippines | Pampanga | Bataan | Batangas | Nueva Ecija, Philippines
Typhoon Maysak (2015)
Connects Aurora (province) to: United States | Australia | Japan | China | Philippines
Melanesians
Connects Aurora (province) to: Solomon Islands | Palau | Western New Guinea | Maluku (province) | West Papua (province)