Samtskhe–Javakheti
Georgia
Samtskhe–Javakheti, a southern Georgian region, connects to 4602 other places across 12 topics through 61 Bunkabop connections, with history, nature, and government the dominant themes. Armenia shares the most connections among neighboring countries outside the region itself. The connections span medieval landmarks including the 8th-century Zarzma monastery and the 10th-century Sapara Monastery, highland lakes such as Paravani and Kartsakhi, and a mixed Georgian and Armenian population whose roots trace to the ancient Meskhi tribes.
Leon III of Abkhazia
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Javakheti | Mokvi, Abkhazia
Paravani Lake
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Georgia (country) | Ninotsminda Municipality
Samsari Range
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Javakheti | Ninotsminda Municipality
Russians in Georgia
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Georgia (country) | Vaziani (Kvemo Kartli), Georgia
Meskhetians
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Mtskheta, Georgia | Meskheti, Georgia
Samtskhe atabegate
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Tao (historical region) | Meskheti, Georgia
Tori (Georgia)
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Meskheti, Georgia | Borjomi Municipality
Javakheti Range
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Shirak Province | Tashir | Ninotsminda Municipality
Arab rule in Georgia
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Kingdom of Georgia | Rustavi, Georgia | Tao (historical region)
Christianization of Iberia
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Georgia (country) | Javakheti | Mtskheta, Georgia
Baku–Tbilisi–Kars railway
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Javakheti | Ganja, Azerbaijan | Akhalkalaki, Georgia | Kartsakhi, Georgia
Armenians in Georgia
Connects Samtskhe–Javakheti to: Javakheti | Vaziani (Kvemo Kartli), Georgia | Marneuli Municipality, Georgia | Tetritsqaro Municipality