The document provides information about the town of Elías in Colombia. It details that the town has a population of 2741 inhabitants and is located 170 km from Neiva at an elevation of 20oC. The main industries are crafts using guadua reed, pottery, and basket-weaving. Major holidays are Saint Peter in June, Saint Emigdio on August 9th, and Epiphany on January 6th. The history section outlines that the town was founded in 1827 when an earthquake destroyed the original village, and over time the settlement was renamed from Las Limas to Elías in 1953 to honor its founder Manuel Elías Carvajal.