The Jayawijaya Mountains are a prominent mountain range located in the central part of Papua, Indonesia. They are known for their stunning peaks, including the highest point, Puncak Jaya, which reaches an elevation of 4,884 meters. The mountains are characterized by rugged terrain, lush rainforests, and unique biodiversity, making them a significant area for both ecology and adventure tourism. This mountain range is part of the larger Maoke Mountains and is home to various indigenous communities. The region experiences a tropical climate, with heavy rainfall and cooler temperatures at higher altitudes. The Jayawijaya Mountains are also notable for their glaciers, which are among the few tropical glaciers in the world.