Villavieja, also known as Villa Vieja, is a municipality in the Huila Department of Colombia, located in the Colombian Massif mountain range. It has a warm and humid climate, with an average temperature of 25°C (77°F). Villavieja was founded in 1550 by Spanish conquistadors, and it played a significant role in the Colombian Independence War. The municipality is known for its archaeological sites, including the Tatacoa Desert, which is a geological formation with red and gray rocks. Villavieja is also home to several historical monuments, such as the Church of San Sebastián and the Casa de la Cultura.
Geographic Data for Villavieja, Huila, Colombia
| Latitude | 3° 13.231' |
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| Longitude | -75° -13.118' |
| Timezone | America/Bogota |