Kapit, Malaysia
Malaysia
Kapit, Malaysia links to 1055 places across 12 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections. Its strongest overlaps are with Sarawak, Sibu and Malaysia, in themes of government, language, cuisine and history. Kapit became a division on 2 April 1973, and Alexander Nanta Linggi has served as its Member of Parliament since November 1999. Its population includes Iban, Chinese, Malay, Bidayuh, Kenyah, Kayan and Melanau communities, and roti canai goreng Kapit is a popular local dish.
Kapit Division
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Song, Malaysia | Miri Division | Mahakam Ulu Regency
Alexander Nanta Linggi
Fernando Zobel de Ayala
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines
Kayan people (Borneo)
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Sibu, Malaysia | Putussibau, Indonesia | Song, Malaysia | Kampong Panchor Papan, Brunei
Florina
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Greece | Bulgaria | Albania | Monastir, Tunisia
Bidayuh
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Kuching, Malaysia | Simanggang, Malaysia | Song, Malaysia | Saratok, Malaysia | Betong Division
Giuseppe Moscati
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Italy | Naples, Italy | Taranto, Italy | Clares, Spain | Province of Potenza
Sarawakian cuisine
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Penang | Sarawak | Fuzhou, Fujian | Miri, Malaysia | Sibu, Malaysia
History of Sarawak
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Malaysia | Cambodia | Brunei | Sarawak | Kuching, Malaysia
Rajang River
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Sabah | Sarawak | Sibu, Malaysia | Bintulu, Malaysia | Sarikei, Malaysia
Christian Bautista
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: Philippines | Singapore | Indonesia | Malaysia | Manila, Philippines
Imago (band)
Connects Kapit, Malaysia to: United States | Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Granada, Spain | Quezon