Larantuka
Indonesia
Larantuka, in Indonesia's Lesser Sunda Islands, connects to 4353 places across 10 topics through 41 Bunkabop connections, with religion and history as the two dominant topics. It became an Apostolic Vicariate in 1951 and remains a center of Catholic practice, where worshippers carry the statue of the Infant Jesus through the sea. Its historical reach reflects its past as a Portuguese sandalwood trading center, with strong overlaps with Portugal, the Netherlands, and Spain.
Dom (title)
Connects Larantuka to: Rodrigues, Mauritius | Chorão (island)
Roman Catholic Diocese of Larantuka
Connects Larantuka to: Indonesia | Kopong, Botswana
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Ende
Connects Larantuka to: Indonesia | Armenia | Jakarta, Indonesia | Maumere, Indonesia | Labuan Bajo, Indonesia
holy water
Connects Larantuka to: Gorantla, India | Kentstown, Ireland | Chungthang, India | Carrizo Springs, Texas | Agios Sozomenos, Cyprus
Flores
Connects Larantuka to: United States | Japan | Netherlands | Labuan Bajo, Indonesia | Maunura
Passion (Christianity)
Connects Larantuka to: Nablus, Palestine | Biecz, Poland | Jocotitlán, Mexico | Cholula, Mexico | Federal District (Brazil)
Portuguese Indonesians
Connects Larantuka to: Netherlands | Portugal | Indonesia | Franca, Brazil | Malacca
Amanatun
Connects Larantuka to: India | Indonesia | East India | Makassar, Indonesia | Kupang, Indonesia
Native Indonesians
Connects Larantuka to: United States | India | Indonesia | East India | The Archipelago, Ontario
Sonbai Kecil
Connects Larantuka to: India | Oxford, England | Portugal | Indonesia | East India
Kingdom of Larantuka
Connects Larantuka to: Netherlands | Portugal | Indonesia | Lisbon, Portugal | Malacca
musket
Connects Larantuka to: Mogadishu, Somalia | Allentown, Pennsylvania | Tauranga, New Zealand | Springfield, Kingdom of EnglandKingdom of Great Britain | Acton, Massachusetts