The Chaambi Mountains are a prominent mountain range located in Tunisia, specifically in the northwestern part of the country. They are part of the larger Tell Atlas range and are known for their diverse flora and fauna, making them a significant area for biodiversity. The highest peak, Jebel Chaambi, reaches an elevation of 1,544 meters, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. This mountain range is also home to the Chaambi National Park, which was established to protect its unique ecosystems. The park features various hiking trails, attracting nature enthusiasts and tourists who wish to explore its rich natural heritage. The Chaambi Mountains play a crucial role in the local climate and water supply, contributing to the region's agriculture.