Koshi Province
Nepal
Koshi Province, in eastern Nepal, holds 48 Bunkabop connections spanning 2531 places and 9 topics, with the bulk of its ties falling under nature, government, and language. Its strongest co-connection overlap is with Nepal and India, though Darjeeling also shares many ties, reflecting the region's cross-border linguistic landscape. Bantawa, spoken among the Rai people of Koshi Province, Sikkim, and Darjeeling, is the most extensively used language in that community and grounds several of the province's language connections.
Sanduk Ruit
Connects Koshi Province to: Kathmandu, Nepal | Olangchung Gola, Nepal
Sujata Koirala
Connects Koshi Province to: Nepal | Biratnagar, Nepal
Sakela
Connects Koshi Province to: Nepal | Silli, India
Narayan Khadka
Connects Koshi Province to: Nepal | Pune, India | Bhojpur District, Nepal
Khaling language
Connects Koshi Province to: Nepal | Darjeeling, India | Solukhumbu District
Kami (caste)
Connects Koshi Province to: Mugum Karmarong Rural Municipality, Nepal | Tanjakot Rural Municipality, Nepal | Mudkechula Rural Municipality, Nepal
Matrika Prasad Koirala
Connects Koshi Province to: United States | India | Nepal | Varanasi, India | Biratnagar, Nepal
Tarini Prasad Koirala
Connects Koshi Province to: India | Nepal | Kathmandu, Nepal | Srinagar, India | Biratnagar, Nepal
Tharu languages
Connects Koshi Province to: India | Nepal | Lumbini, Nepal | Lumbini Province
Bantawa language
Connects Koshi Province to: India | Nepal | Kalimpong, India | Waling, Nepal
Cho Oyu
Connects Koshi Province to: China | Austria | Czechoslovakia | Nepal | Kyrgyzstan
Mahabharat Range
Connects Koshi Province to: Dang District, Nepal | Udayapur District | Rolpa District | Tiram, Nepal | Phakphok, Nepal