Wagah, Pakistan
Pakistan
Wagah, Pakistan links to 1573 places across 14 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections, led by military and government themes. The border crossing takes its name from Wahga village, near which the Radcliffe Line dividing India and Pakistan was drawn at Partition in 1947. Its daily flag ceremony, run by the Pakistan Rangers and India's Border Security Force, has parallels at Hussainiwala and Sadqi. Connections also reach film, including the 2016 action film Wagah, and Afghan trade routed through the border post. Pakistan, India, and Punjab, Pakistan share the most connections with it, in that order.
demarcation line
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: Neiden, Norway | Medzev, Slovakia
Wagah-Attari border ceremony
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: Ganda Singh Wala, Pakistan | Munabao, India
Land border crossings of Pakistan
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Afghanistan
Fazilka
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: India | Pakistan | Bangladesh | Punjab, Pakistan | Fazilka, India
Attari
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: India | Pakistan | Amritsar district | Attari, India
Pomegranate production in Afghanistan
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Afghanistan | Kabul, Afghanistan
Vikram Prabhu
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: San Diego, California | Chennai, India | Arima, Trinidad and Tobago | Dhana, India | Ottapalam, India
Binita Soren
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: India | Punjab, Pakistan | Jamshedpur, India | Bhuj, India | Kharsawan, India
2014 Peshawar school massacre
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Karachi, Pakistan | Kabul, Afghanistan | Islamabad, Pakistan | Peshawar, Pakistan
Partition of British India
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: Bangladesh | Peshawar, Pakistan | Chittagong, Bangladesh | Sheikhupura, Pakistan | Swat District
Akshaye Khanna
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: India | China | Milan, Italy | Mumbai, India | Kargil, India
Sajad Haider
Connects Wagah, Pakistan to: India | Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan | Islamabad, Pakistan | Rouen, France