Lashio, Myanmar
Myanmar
Lashio, Myanmar connects to 3326 places across 11 topics through 40 Bunkabop connections, with military and wartime history forming the heaviest cluster. The city sits at the terminus of the Burma Road, linking it to Yunnan and China, which share many connections with the city. Myanmar Railways extended the Mandalay line here in 1903 during the British colonial period. Religion and language add further texture, with the city serving as a Catholic diocesan seat and home to speakers of a distinct Palaung dialect.
2010 Burmese general election
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Taungtha Township, Burma | Sado, Burma
Panlong Subtownship
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Mali | Yunnan | Kengtung, Myanmar | Taunggyi, Myanmar
Burma Road
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Yunnan | Kunming, Yunnan | Muse, Myanmar | Kyaukme, Myanmar | Wanding, Yunnan
Burmese Chinese
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Myanmar | Shan State | Yangon Region | Mandalay Region | Myeik, Myanmar
Chinese temple
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Tainan | Johor Bahru, Malaysia | Tawau, Malaysia | Chinatown, San Francisco | Aungban, Myanmar
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Mandalay
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Myanmar | Mandalay, Myanmar | Sagaing, Myanmar | Myitkyina, Myanmar | Sagaing Region
Palaung language
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Thailand | Myanmar | Yunnan | Ruili, Yunnan | Palé, Guinea
Myanmar Railways
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Bagan | Mawlamyine, Myanmar | Taungoo, Myanmar | Chaung-U, Myanmar | Myaing Township, Burma
Roman Catholic Diocese of Lashio
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Myanmar | Yangon, Myanmar | Shan State | Wa State | Pathein, Myanmar
Burmese pagoda
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Mandalay, Myanmar | Bagan | Sagaing, Myanmar | Meiktila, Myanmar | Mrauk U, Myanmar
Panthays
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: China | Thailand | Myanmar | Yunnan | Mandalay, Myanmar
2025 Myanmar earthquake
Connects Lashio, Myanmar to: Mandalay, Myanmar | Inwa | Kyaukse, Myanmar | Shwe Pyi Aye, Myanmar | Waing Kyun, Myanmar