Quindío Department
Colombia
Quindío Department, Colombia shares 22 connections with 1792 other places across 13 topics, anchored in coffee production, nature, and regional culture. The department belongs to the Colombian Coffee-Growers Axis, the center of Colombia's highest-quality coffee export, and is the country's main exponent of coffee culture. Its natural profile includes the Cocora Valley, source of the Quindío River and home to the national wax palm tree. The strongest ties run to Colombia and Ecuador, with notable overlap extending to Armenia, Colombia.
Colombian Coffee-Growers Axis
Connects Quindío Department to: Pácora, Colombia | Caldas Department
La Tebaida, Quindío
Connects Quindío Department to: Armenia, Colombia | Montenegro, Colombia
Belisario Betancur
Connects Quindío Department to: Puerto Bolívar, Colombia | Amagá, Colombia
Quindío River
Connects Quindío Department to: Armenia, Colombia | Salento, Colombia
Colombian coffee
Connects Quindío Department to: Caribbean region of Colombia | Calarcá, Colombia
Salento, Quindío
Connects Quindío Department to: Armenia, Colombia | Calarcá, Colombia | Montenegro, Colombia
Quindío Department
Connects Quindío Department to: Colombia | Quimbaya, Colombia | Peñas Blancas, Argentina
Roman Catholic Diocese of Armenia
Connects Quindío Department to: Colombia | Armenia | Barranquilla, Colombia | Quintero, Chile
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Connects Quindío Department to: Caratinga, Brazil | La Línea de la Concepción, Spain | Miacatlán, Mexico | Ennistymon (parish)
Jorge Bermúdez
Connects Quindío Department to: Greece | Portugal | Argentina | Barcelona, Spain | Colombia
syncretism
Connects Quindío Department to: Mexico | Puerto Rico | Haiti | Ecuador | Turkmenistan
Cali
Connects Quindío Department to: Colombia | Popayán, Colombia | Bucaramanga, Colombia | Ibagué | Montería, Colombia