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Quindío is located in the central-western region of Colombia, in the heart of the Andean region. Its capital is Armenia. It is part of the Eje Cafetero. It is bordered to the north by Risaralda, to the south and east by Tolima, and to the west by Valle del Cauca, which gives it a strategic position for trade and regional connectivity.
1.845 km2
900 a los 1.200 msnm
2.200 mm
10ºC y 27ºC
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Armenia, capital of Quindío and heart of the coffee-growing region, combines modernity with the coffee-growing tradition. Recognized for its hospitality, the high quality of its human talent and the unique landscapes that surround it, it is a key destination to enjoy the culture, tourism and natural wealth of the region.
Calarcá is a vibrant municipality in Quindío, famous for its National Coffee Festival and its cultural tradition. Surrounded by coffee-growing landscapes and close to the Quindío Botanical Garden, it combines history, biodiversity and human warmth in a unique destination.
Filandia, awarded in 2023 by the UNWTO as the “Top Destination in Rural Tourism,” is home to important rivers in the region, and home to the fauna and flora of the Andean region. This municipality combines its natural wealth with historic architecture that reflects its cultural heritage and commitment to environmental conservation.
Salento, gateway to the Cocora Valley and home to the wax palm, Colombia’s national symbol, captivates with its colonial architecture, unique landscapes and vibrant cultural offerings. Renowned for its coffee-growing tradition, this municipality is a must-see destination for nature lovers and sustainable tourism.
Quimbaya stands out for its cultural traditions, coffee-growing landscapes and emblematic events such as the Festival of Candles and Lanterns. This municipality combines its natural wealth with a vibrant artisan heritage, attracting visitors in search of authentic experiences in the heart of Quindío.
Circasia is distinguished by its traditional architecture, coffee landscapes and friendly people passionate about coffee. This charming municipality combines history, nature and hospitality in the heart of the Eje Cafetero.
Montenegro is home to outstanding theme parks that enhance its tourist vocation, such as Parque del Café, Las Bailarinas, Parque Los Arrieros and El Paraíso del Bambú y La Guadua. It is also strategically located near other renowned destinations such as Recuca and Panaca. This combination of attractions offers a unique experience that fuses coffee landscapes, agricultural tradition and recreational activities of great cultural value.
Buenavista, whose name comes from the emblematic Buena Vista viewpoint overlooking Quindío and the north of Valle del Cauca, is the smallest municipality in the department. Surrounded by coffee-growing landscapes, it offers tranquility, human warmth and unique panoramic views that make it an ideal destination for relaxation.
Génova is the gateway to Las Hermosas National Natural Park and a refuge of biodiversity. Surrounded by mountains and exuberant landscapes, this municipality combines the coffee growing tradition, the warmth of its people and its natural wealth, ideal for ecotourism and agricultural development.
Pijao, recognized as one of the few Cittaslow destinations in the Americas, is a paradise of tranquility surrounded by coffee-growing landscapes and Andean mountains. This municipality combines traditional architecture with the warmth of its people and a leisurely lifestyle, ideal for those seeking to connect with nature and local culture.
Córdoba, cradle of the coffee tradition, is a municipality surrounded by green mountains and biodiversity. Noted for its human warmth and its commitment to the preservation of cultural landscapes, it is an ideal destination to explore the essence of Quindío.
La Tebaida stands out for its industrial vocation, being home to the Quindío Free Trade Zone and companies in the industrial sector, it is located in the corridor that connects Bogotá with the Colombian Pacific, a strategic point for logistics and trade. It also has the El Eden International Airport, strengthening its role in regional and national connectivity.
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per capita exports of Quindío.
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In 2024, the region will rank 1st nationally in terms of English language proficiency.
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