The East Rift Valley is a geological feature located in East Africa, part of the larger East African Rift System. It stretches from the Afar Triangle in Ethiopia down to Mozambique, characterized by a series of valleys, lakes, and volcanic activity. This rift is significant for its unique landscapes and diverse ecosystems. The valley is home to several notable lakes, including Lake Malawi and Lake Tanganyika, which are among the deepest in the world. The region is also rich in wildlife and is a key area for biodiversity, attracting researchers and tourists interested in its natural beauty and geological significance.