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Located 10 minutes from Armenia, it is a district of the Montenegro municipality established as such on January 31, 1978. It is located in an area that unites Tebaida, Montenegro and Circasia. In its urban area there are the Marco Fidel Suárez school, the Antonio Nariño and El Carmen schools, it has hotels, drugstores, restaurants, etc. It has several hostels and about 70 properties for recreation, being the jurisdiction with the largest number of tourist farms in the department. It is close to the Cisneros Batallion, the Coffee Park and other tourist sites, it is known for its empanadas and arepas with cheese, as well as several restaurants. It has the London Coffee factory, where the Quindío Specialty Coffee Association operates and the El Agrado farm, where coffee tasting events are held. It also has a spectacular view of Armenia and its surroundings. On August 31, Farmers' Day is celebrated with dance performances, trova, chirimía, etc.

La Tebaida is a municipality in the department of Quindío in Colombia. According to the 2005 census, it has 32,748 inhabitants, of which 27,000 live in the urban area. The Free Trade Zone of Quindío and the El Edén International Airport, which are located in its jurisdiction, make the municipality a relevant population within the Metropolitan Area of Armenia. History This municipality was founded on August 14, 1916 by the brothers Pedro Arango Cardona and Luis Enrique Arango Cardona, guaqueros who participated in the Antioquian Colonization of Quindío. It was elevated to the category of corregimiento of Armenia in 1917 and was established as a municipality in July 1954. The founders selected this territory for the foundation due to their visionary temperament, which allowed them to intuit the excellent economically strategic location of its soil, in which roads would be built and through which the railroad would pass. La Tebaida was founded in the last phase of the Antioquian Colonization. Economy Its economy, like in all the surrounding regions, was based mainly on coffee cultivation, but the community diversified agriculture and later directed it to other products such as tobacco, fruit, bananas and citrus, due to the instability of coffee prices that occurred at one time. Also, La Tebaida developed a broader livestock and industrial vocation, and since the end of the 20th century factories of plastics, glass and other products have been installed. Some of the factories located there are Belt Colombia, Printex S.A., Proalco, Maquinalsa, Special E.A.T., Bambusa, Plásticos Fénix, Glass Aircraft de Colombia, Ladrillera La Campana and Agronet. (Source Wikipedia)

A category 3 route with many demanding touches typical of the coffee axis routes

view of tapao village

Smooth uphill route

Beautiful landscapes