Kalimpong, India

India

Kalimpong, India connects to 3658 places across 22 topics through 98 Bunkabop connections, spanning nature, government, landmarks, and language. The town's hilly territory was annexed from Bhutan after the Anglo-Bhutanese War in 1865, and Britain assigned a plot within Kalimpong to the Bhutanese Dorji family, through which trade and relations with Bhutan flowed. The town also lay on the trade route to Tibet. Neora Valley National Park sits within the Kalimpong subdivision and is home to tigers, grounding the town's strong nature connections.