Taihang
The Taihang Mountains (太行山, Taihangshan) are a major mountain system in northern China. They extend across portions of Shanxi, Henan, and Hebei, forming the northern edge of the North China Plain and separating the plain from the western reaches of the Loess Plateau. The range is characterized by rugged peaks, deep river valleys, and extensive forested areas that span a range of climates from temperate to more montane zones.
Geologically, the Taihang are largely composed of sedimentary rocks such as sandstone and shale, shaped by
Historically, the Taihang Mountains have served as a natural barrier and a strategic refuge in various periods
Today the Taihang range remains important for hydrology, forestry, and tourism. Protected areas and scenic sites