The Highland Scots are a group of people from the rugged, mountainous regions of Scotland, known for their distinct culture and traditions. They primarily inhabit the Scottish Highlands, characterized by their unique Gaelic language, traditional music, and vibrant clan system. The Highland Scots have a rich history, often associated with the Jacobite risings and their fierce loyalty to their clans. Highland Scots are also recognized for their traditional attire, particularly the kilt, which is often made from tartan fabric representing different clans. Their customs include traditional dances, such as the Highland fling, and various festivals celebrating their heritage. The Highland Scots continue to play a significant role in preserving Scottish culture.