Pematangsiantar, Indonesia
Indonesia
Pematangsiantar, Indonesia connects to 3272 places across 12 topics through 36 Bunkabop connections, led by religion, language, nature and government. It is an independent city in North Sumatra, surrounded by Simalungun Regency. Many connections run to Indonesia, Riau Islands, Riau and North Sumatra. Evidence includes the Simalungun Protestant Christian Church, a Buddhist temple with a Guanyin statue, and Lo Lieh, the Hong Kong martial arts actor born there in 1939.
William Tanuwijaya
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: Indonesia | North Sumatra
Batak (Indonesia)
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: Aceh | Agam Regency
Simalungun Regency
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: Karo Regency | Serdang Bedagai Regency | Parapat, Indonesia
Lo Lieh
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: China | Hong Kong | Indonesia | North Sumatra
Pandanus amaryllifolius
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: West Papua (province) | Pandacan | Khlong Toei district | Khlong Toei subdistrict, Thailand
Central Tapanuli Regency
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: Padang, Indonesia | North Sumatra | Sibolga, Indonesia | South Tapanuli Regency | Humbang Hasundutan Regency
Simalungun Protestant Christian Church
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: Australia | Indonesia | Hagen, Germany | North Sumatra | Bah, India
Rudy Kousbroek
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: France | Japan | Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Groningen, Netherlands
Guanyin
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: Sibu, Malaysia | Hội An, Vietnam | Siparia, Trinidad and Tobago | Suining, Sichuan | Sungai Ruan
Indian Indonesians
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: Surabaya, Indonesia | Central Java | East Java | Riau | Riau Islands
Adam Malik
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: China | Netherlands | Vietnam | Philippines | Singapore
North Sumatra
Connects Pematangsiantar, Indonesia to: Aceh | East Java | Medan, Indonesia | Riau | Riau Islands