Thika, Kenya
Kenya
Thika, Kenya holds 42 Bunkabop connections with 6463 other places across 13 topics, spanning film, literature, nature, music, and government. A well-documented thread is "The Flame Trees of Thika," the 1981 British television series drawn from Elspeth Huxley's memoir of her family settling here in 1912 to grow coffee. That single work draws ties to Nairobi, London, and musicians like Alan Blaikley. The Athi River, which forms the Fourteen Falls near Thika, anchors a cluster of natural geography connections.
Athi-Galana-Sabaki River
Connects Thika, Kenya to: Kenya | Nairobi, Kenya
Sharon Maughan
Connects Thika, Kenya to: Liverpool, England | Granada, Spain | Bern, Switzerland
Gikuyu language
Connects Thika, Kenya to: Kenya | Kasarani, Kenya | Limuru, Kenya
universities and colleges in Kenya
Connects Thika, Kenya to: Kenya | Nairobi, Kenya | Nakuru, Kenya
Elspeth Huxley
Connects Thika, Kenya to: Cambridge, England | Bristol, England | Kenya | Mombasa, Kenya
dams and reservoirs in Kenya
Connects Thika, Kenya to: Kenya | Nairobi, Kenya | Ruiru, Kenya | Kamburu
Alan Blaikley
Connects Thika, Kenya to: London, England | Oxford, England | Roald, Norway
White Highlands
Connects Thika, Kenya to: Limuru, Kenya | Central Province (Kenya), Kenya | Dundori, Kenya | Kamirithu, Kenya | Kereita, Kenya
Sicarii
Connects Thika, Kenya to: Rome, Italy | Israel | Jerusalem, Israel | Nazareth, Israel | Harav, Azerbaijan
Hayley Mills
Connects Thika, Kenya to: United States | London, England | Australia | Seattle, Washington
The Flame Trees of Thika
Connects Thika, Kenya to: France | Kenya | Nairobi, Kenya | Mombasa, Kenya
Roy Ward Baker
Connects Thika, Kenya to: London, England | France | City of London, England | Monte Carlo, Monaco | Rouen, France