Yunnan
China
Yunnan, a province in southwest China, carries 653 Bunkabop connections with 11525 other places across 27 topics, spanning history, nature, language, and industry. Its connections run deepest in historical governance, from the Three Kingdoms period through the Dali Kingdom, and extend to Southeast Asia through ancient overland trade routes toward Bengal. The province's linguistic diversity, including Loloish languages spoken by minority communities, ties it to neighbors like Vietnam, Thailand, and Myanmar. Mining has long shaped its economy; mineral resources remain its leading industry.
Yuxi–Mengzi Railway
Connects Yunnan to: Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture | Tonghai County
productivity
Connects Yunnan to: Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania | Nyabihu District
Saopha
Connects Yunnan to: India
Roman Catholic Diocese of Dali
Connects Yunnan to: China | Kunming, Yunnan
Butomopsis latifolia
Connects Yunnan to: Queensland | Northern Territory
Bridges and tunnels across the Yangtze River
Connects Yunnan to: Nanjing, Jiangsu | Anhui
Tamarillo
Connects Yunnan to: New Zealand
Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture
Connects Yunnan to: Lijiang, Yunnan
Yunnan under Ming rule
Connects Yunnan to: Vietnam
Nasu language
Chiang Hung
Connects Yunnan to: China | Jinghong, Yunnan
Hekou Yao Autonomous County
Connects Yunnan to: China