| Huila Department | |
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Location  | |
Coat of arms and flag   | |
| State | Colombia |
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| Region | Andean region of Colombia |
| Capital | Neiva |
| Surface | 19,890 km² |
| Inhabitants | 1.122.622 (2020 estimate) |
| Institutional website | |
Huila Department is an administrative division of the region Colombian of the Andes.
To know
Territories and tourist destinations
Department of Huila: full screen map.Other destinations
- 1 Tatacoa Desert (Desierto de la Tatacoa) - With an area of about 300 km², the Tatacoa desert is the largest arid zone in the Colombia, after the peninsula of La Guajira. His surrealist landscapes are dominated by colors ranging from ocher in the Cuzco area to gray with brushstrokes of green in the Los Hoyos area. The desert is about 38 km from the capital and mostly falls within the territory of the municipality of Villavieja. Tatacoa is a destination for tourists who dedicate themselves to observing the stars of the Milky Way that appears in all its splendor on moonless nights.
- 2 San Agustín - Pre-Columbian archaeological site, flourishing between the first and eighth centuries, included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1995.
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