Landour, India

India

Landour, India carries 66 Bunkabop connections spanning 8597 places and 16 topics, with nature dominating the topic mix. The hill station's name traces back to Llanddowror in Carmarthenshire, Wales, a product of British Raj naming customs for colonial settlements. Woodstock School, an international residential school based in Landour, and Samuel H. Kellogg's 19th-century Hindi Bible translation work draw ties to London, Delhi, and Glasgow. The bulk of connections run through wildlife, landscape, and Himalayan ecology.