South Kalimantan
Indonesia
South Kalimantan connects to 8694 places across 18 topics through 95 Bunkabop connections, with history, government, and language as the dominant threads. The province sits in southeastern Borneo, its interior shaped by the Meratus Mountains plateau. Its connections trace colonial-era resistance, including the Banjar-Dayak coalition against the Dutch, and cultural diffusion; Javanese immigration turned Borneo ports into centers for spreading Javanese culture. Kalimantan and Riau share the strongest co-connection overlaps after Indonesia.
Banjar Regency
Connects South Kalimantan to: Banjarbaru, Indonesia
Meratus Mountains
Connects South Kalimantan to: Barabai, Indonesia
Laut Island
Connects South Kalimantan to: Kotabaru Regency | Tanah Bumbu Regency
Tenggarong
Connects South Kalimantan to: Surabaya, Indonesia | Bontang, Indonesia
Kotabaru Regency
Connects South Kalimantan to: Paser Regency | Tanah Bumbu Regency
Banjar language
Connects South Kalimantan to: Bagan Serai, Malaysia | Tanjung, Tabalong | Tanah Laut Regency
Negara Daha
Connects South Kalimantan to: Indonesia | Kuala | Kalimantan
Lambung Mangkurat University
Connects South Kalimantan to: Indonesia | Kalimantan | Banjarmasin, Indonesia | Banjarbaru, Indonesia
Malay culture
Connects South Kalimantan to: Riau | Riau Islands | South Sumatra | Tanjungpinang, Indonesia
Sambas Regency
Connects South Kalimantan to: West Kalimantan | Singkawang, Indonesia | Lundu, Malaysia | Bengkayang Regency
Javanese culture
Connects South Kalimantan to: Central Java | South Sumatra | Sidoarjo Regency | Muntilan
Banjarbaru
Connects South Kalimantan to: Banjarmasin, Indonesia | Palangka Raya, Indonesia | Tamiang Layang, Indonesia | Kuala Kapuas, Indonesia