East Nusa Tenggara
Indonesia
East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, appears in 49 Bunkabop connections linking 1062 places across 15 topics. Nature connections dominate, covering Komodo National Park, the Savu Sea, and the island archipelago's marine ecosystems. The province is one of two in Indonesia where Roman Catholicism is the predominant religion, a tie that threads through its connections with the Netherlands and places far beyond the archipelago. Austronesian heritage, ikat weaving traditions, and the Pasola ceremony in Sumba ground its history and culture connections.
Labuan Bajo
Alor Island
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: Atauro, Timor-Leste | Alor Regency
Komodo (island)
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: West Manggarai Regency | Labuan Bajo, Indonesia
Savu Sea
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: Indonesia | Kupang, Indonesia
Cyclone Seroja
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: Indonesia | West Sumatra
Malaka Regency
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: West Timor | North Central Timor Regency | Belu Regency
Komodo National Park
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: West Manggarai Regency | Labuan Bajo, Indonesia | Nagekeo Regency
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kupang
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: Indonesia | Kupang, Indonesia | Atambua, Indonesia | Turang, Nepal
Edward Tannur
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: Indonesia | Surabaya, Indonesia | Kupang, Indonesia | Atambua, Indonesia
West Timor
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: Timor-Leste | Oecusse, Timor-Leste | Belu Regency | Betun, Indonesia
Rote Island
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: Western New Guinea | Kupang, Indonesia | West Timor | Waingapu | Talaud Islands Regency
Ikan bakar
Connects East Nusa Tenggara to: Indonesia | Bali | Makassar, Indonesia | Cianjur | Jimbaran, Indonesia