Cauca Department (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈkawka], Spanish: Departamento del Cauca) is a department of Southwestern Colombia.

Cauca, the land that has preserved its cultural and natural value from generation to generation. The department of Cauca is known as the water star thanks to its coastal strip of mangrove, …

Most of the department of Cauca is located in the Colombian Massif and is an ancestral land full of ancient cultures, thanks to the indigenous people who inhabited the territory.

It has an area of 29,308 square kilometres, 80 per cent of which is covered by a mountainous region. Part of the so-called Masizo Colombiano is located in Cauca, where the Western and …

Valle del Cauca, departamento, western Colombia, rising from the Pacific lowlands across the Andean Cordillera Occidental to encompass the valley of the upper Cauca River. The …

The department of Valle del Cauca is the result of the union of the provinces of Cali and Buga, and takes its name from the Cauca River that crosses its fertile valley from south to north.

Nestled in the southwestern corner of Colombia, the department of Cauca is a land of staggering contrasts—lush green mountains, sprawling coffee plantations, and a cultural mosaic shaped …

Route 25 which runs north-south and is part of the PanAmerican Highway crosses Cauca and has major exits in Popayán. This region travel guide to Cauca is an outline and may need more …

Cauca Department (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈkawka], Spanish: Departamento del Cauca) is a department of Southwestern Colombia.

Cauca Valley, an inland valley of southwestern Colombia between the western and central chains of the Andes. It is the site of one of Colombia's most developed networks of urban centers, …