Mountain Province
Mountain Province, in the northern Philippines, connects to 783 other places across 18 topics through 52 Bunkabop connections, with nature and governance themes dominant. The province shares the most overlap with the Philippines broadly and with Manila, then with neighboring provinces including Nueva Vizcaya, Cagayan, Benguet, and Ifugao. Its connections reach into indigenous political history: the region was represented as the undivided Mountain Province from 1917 to 1969 before Kalinga-Apayao gained separate representation. Rice wine culture, particularly tapuy brewed for the annual Ipitik festival, anchors its cuisine connections.
Legislative districts of Kalinga-Apayao
Connects Mountain Province to: Philippines | Apayao
Tapuy
Connects Mountain Province to: Ifugao
Public holidays in the Philippines
Connects Mountain Province to: Negros Oriental | Dingras, Philippines
Ilocos Sur
Connects Mountain Province to: Ilocos Norte, Philippines | Guane, Cuba | Abra (province)
Chico River (Philippines)
Connects Mountain Province to: Philippines | Cagayan
Joan Carling
Connects Mountain Province to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines
Sibat
Connects Mountain Province to: Philippines | Sulu, Philippines | Bahi, Tanzania
Bontoc people
Connects Mountain Province to: Philippines | Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Roman Catholic Diocese of Baguio
Connects Mountain Province to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Montana | Segovia, Spain | Benguet
Eduard Folayang
Connects Mountain Province to: Philippines | Singapore | Manila, Philippines | Doha, Qatar | Busan, South Korea
Juan Cailles
Connects Mountain Province to: France | Philippines | Manila, Philippines | San Antonio, Texas | Rosario, Argentina
George VIII of Georgia
Connects Mountain Province to: France | Paris, France | Rome, Italy | Indiana | Ghent, Belgium