The Algerian Highlands are a mountainous region located in northern Algeria. This area features a diverse landscape, including rugged mountains, plateaus, and valleys. The highlands are part of the larger Tell Atlas mountain range, which extends across the northern part of the country. The region is known for its rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems. The climate in the Algerian Highlands varies, with cooler temperatures and more rainfall than the surrounding lowlands. This makes it suitable for agriculture, particularly in the fertile valleys. The highlands are also home to several important cities, including Kabylie and Aurès, which are known for their cultural heritage and historical significance.