Lorestan province
Iran
Lorestan province connects to 1727 places across 12 topics through 41 Bunkabop connections, with history accounting for the dominant share. Situated in the Zagros Mountains of western Iran, roughly 100 kilometers east of the Iraqi border, the province carries strong ties to Iraq and the broader ancient Near East through Bronze Age and early dynastic threads. Architecture connections trace to Shi'ite mosques in Borujerd, including the Jameh Mosque, listed on Iran's National Heritage register. The Lur people and Northern Luri language anchor its language connections.
Soltani Mosque of Borujerd
Connects Lorestan province to: Iran | Borujerd, Iran
Bazaar of Borujerd
Connects Lorestan province to: Borujerd, Iran
Iran–Iraq border
Connects Lorestan province to: Basra, Iraq | Sarpol-e Zahab County
Khorramabad
Connects Lorestan province to: Ilam province | Pol-e Dokhtar, Iran | Peleh-ye Baba Hoseyn, Iran
Jameh Mosque of Borujerd
Connects Lorestan province to: Iran | Borujerd, Iran | Hamuleh, Iran
Nojian Waterfall
Connects Lorestan province to: Iran | Khorramabad, Iran | Khorramabad County
Lorestan province
Connects Lorestan province to: Iran | Qadam, Syria
Karkheh River
Connects Lorestan province to: Khuzestan province | Ilam province | Darrehshahr, Iran | Ghasha va Shiryul, Iran
Pahlavi Iran
Connects Lorestan province to: Amol, Iran | Ahvaz, Iran | Dezful, Iran | Tajrish | Rah Daneh, Iran
Laki language
Connects Lorestan province to: Ilam province | Harsin, Iran | Nazul, Iran | Kuhdasht, Iran | Sarab-e Yas, Iran
Achaemenid
Connects Lorestan province to: Ghazni, Afghanistan | Khuzestan province | Gwadar, Pakistan | Shahrisabz, Uzbekistan | Meybod, Iran
Hazaraspids
Connects Lorestan province to: Iran | Syria | Baghdad, Iraq | Basra, Iraq | Isfahan, Iran