Huila is a department in southwestern Colombia, situated within the Andean region. It shares borders with Tolima and Cundinamarca to the north, Meta to the east, Caquetá to the south, and Cauca to the west. Covering an area of approximately 19,890 square
kilometers, it accounts for around 1.74% of Colombia’s total landmass.
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The region’s landscape is shaped by a combination of mountain ranges and valley plains, formed over time through volcanic activity, erosion, and glacial processes. These natural features contribute to the diverse microclimates and fertile soils that make Huila
one of the country’s most prominent coffee-producing areas.