Huambo Province is located in central Angola and is known for its rich agricultural land and diverse landscapes. The province features rolling hills, fertile valleys, and a temperate climate, making it suitable for farming. Its capital city, also named Huambo, is one of the largest cities in the country and serves as a cultural and economic hub. The province has a population that includes various ethnic groups, primarily the Ovimbundu. Huambo Province has a history marked by the civil war in Angola, which affected its development. Today, efforts are being made to rebuild infrastructure and promote economic growth in the region.