Calarcá, Colombia
Colombia
Calarcá, Colombia shares 24 connections with 2691 other places across 10 topics, spanning cuisine, history, archaeology, and outdoor activities. Situated along the Colombian coffee growing axis, it was included in the UNESCO Coffee Cultural Landscape World Heritage Site in 2011. The town takes its name from Cacique Calarcá, a Pijao indigenous leader who resisted Spanish colonizers. Nearby limestone cliffs contain rock shelters and caves and host rock climbing routes. Ties extend to the United States, Paraguay, Chile, and neighboring Armenia, Colombia.
Luis Garavito
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Vietnam | Bogotá, Colombia
Colombian coffee
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Caribbean region of Colombia | Quindío Department
Salento, Quindío
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Armenia, Colombia | Quindío Department | Montenegro, Colombia
Pijao people
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Pereira, Colombia | Tolima Department | Ortega, Colombia
zip-line
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Guayaquil, Ecuador | The Glen, Cork | Pinal de Amoles, Mexico | Hoonah, Alaska | Labadee, Haiti
Indigenous peoples in Colombia
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Colombia | Atanquez, Colombia | San Juan del Cesar, Colombia | Cereté, Colombia | Los Robles La Paz
rock shelter
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Kermanshah, Iran | Bacatá, Colombia | Lubenice, Croatia | Uravan, Colorado | Nucla, Colorado
Colombian coffee growing axis
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Madrid (Colombia), Colombia | Ibagué | Pereira, Colombia | Armenia, Colombia | Montenegro, Colombia
calcite
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Puebla | Alor Setar, Malaysia | Temagami, Ontario | Montes Claros | Pratapgarh district, Rajasthan
remittance
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Jordan | Nigeria | Venezuela | Guatemala | El Salvador
rock climbing
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: North Carolina | Athens, Greece | Iceland | Yemen | Greenland
camping
Connects Calarcá, Colombia to: Minnesota | North Carolina | Nicaragua | Algarve | Chattanooga, Tennessee