Taoyuan County
China
Taoyuan County, in Hunan, China, holds 47 Bunkabop connections with 3684 other places across 10 topics, led by government, history, and nature. The county shares many connections with China and Taiwan, as well as Zhejiang and Changsha. Song Jiaoren, a Kuomintang co-founder who died in 1913, is among the figures tied to the county. Agricultural connections reach rice, edible oils, sesame, and peanuts, and Nuo opera, described as a living fossil, extends its cultural reach.
Song Jiaoren
Connects Taoyuan County to: Guangzhou, Guangdong | Changde, Hunan
Coca-Cola Museum
Connects Taoyuan County to: Taiwan | Taoyuan District
Vegetable fats and oils
Connects Taoyuan County to: Kattangur, India | Kaimur district
Chung Cheng Aviation Museum
Connects Taoyuan County to: China | Taiwan | Dayuan District
Zhongli District
Connects Taoyuan County to: Taiwan | Matsu New Village, Taiwan
Zhangjiajie
Connects Taoyuan County to: Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture | Yuanling County | Changchun, Hunan | Yongshun County
universities
Connects Taoyuan County to: Vietnam | Cahul District | Nampula, Mozambique | Luwuk
Jian Bozan
Connects Taoyuan County to: California | China | Beijing | Wuhan, Hubei | Changde, Hunan
Yuan River
Connects Taoyuan County to: Changde, Hunan | Huaihua, Hunan | Bozhou, Hunan | Yuanling County | Zhongfang County
Eastern Han
Connects Taoyuan County to: Zhejiang | Handan, Hebei | Xiangyang, Hubei | Anqing, Anhui | Yingjiang County
Battle of Changde
Connects Taoyuan County to: China | Israel | Changsha, Hunan | Changde, Hunan | Hengyang, Hunan
National Central University
Connects Taoyuan County to: China | Taiwan | Taipei | Nanjing, Jiangsu | Ntu, India