Koh-i-Baba is a mountain range located in central Afghanistan, part of the larger Hindu Kush system. It stretches approximately 200 kilometers and features several peaks, with the highest reaching around 4,500 meters. The region is known for its rugged terrain and diverse ecosystems, making it a significant area for both biodiversity and natural resources. The name "Koh-i-Baba" translates to "Mountain of the Father" in Persian. This range is culturally important, often associated with local legends and traditions. It serves as a natural barrier and has historically influenced the movement of people and trade in the region.