The Usambara Mountains, located in northeastern Tanzania, are part of the Eastern Arc Mountain range. Known for their stunning biodiversity and lush landscapes, the mountains are divided into two main ranges: the East and West Usambara. 

These mountains rise to an elevation of about 2,440 meters (8,005 feet) and are often referred to as the “Galápagos of Africa” due to their unique flora and fauna. The area is characterized by verdant forests, scenic viewpoints, and numerous hiking trails that attract nature enthusiasts and hikers from around the world. The Usambara Mountains also hold significant cultural importance, with many local communities preserving traditional lifestyles and practices.