Yala province
Thailand
Yala province connects to 923 places across 7 topics through 22 Bunkabop connections, spanning language, governance, and colonial history. One of two landlocked provinces in southern Thailand, it borders Malaysia's Kedah and Perak. Its connections cluster around Kelantan, Pattani province, and Kedah, reflecting its position at the Thai-Malay cultural boundary. The province is also known as "Jala" in Patani Malay, and its modern borders trace to the Anglo-Siamese Treaty of 1909.
Mimusops elengi
Connects Yala province to: Lopburi province | Kamphaeng Phet province
southern Thailand
Connects Yala province to: Riau | Isan | Phatthalung province
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Connects Yala province to: Caracas, Venezuela | Gaza Strip | Newport, Wales | Point Roberts, Washington
Yawi language
Connects Yala province to: Songkhla, Thailand | Pattani province | Pattani, Thailand | Kabang district
Border Patrol Police
Connects Yala province to: United States | Thailand | Bangkok, Thailand | Cambodia | Laos
Firefly (airline)
Connects Yala province to: Johor | Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia | Kuantan, Malaysia | Alor Setar, Malaysia | Subang Jaya, Malaysia
railway bridges and viaducts in Thailand
Connects Yala province to: Thailand | Bangkok, Thailand | Surat, India | Phitsanulok, Thailand | Lampang, Thailand
Anglo-Siamese Treaty of 1909
Connects Yala province to: Kedah | Kelantan | Terengganu | Perlis | Isan
Terengganu
Connects Yala province to: Pahang | Kelantan | Riau Islands | Cameron Highlands | Patani (historical region), Thailand, Malaysia
Thai Malays
Connects Yala province to: Singapore | Indonesia | Malaysia | Thailand | Bangkok, Thailand
Thai language
Connects Yala province to: Kedah | Kelantan | Chiang Mai, Thailand | Isan | Phitsanulok, Thailand
Ministry of Public Health (Thailand)
Connects Yala province to: Thailand | Chiang Mai, Thailand | Buriram, Thailand | Lampang, Thailand | Hat Yai, Thailand