The Korean Mountains are a prominent mountain range that runs through the Korean Peninsula, primarily in South Korea and North Korea. These mountains are characterized by their rugged terrain, steep slopes, and diverse ecosystems, making them a vital part of the region's natural landscape. The highest peak is Hallasan, located on Jeju Island, which rises to 1,947 meters. The mountain range is home to several national parks, including Seoraksan National Park and Jirisan National Park, which attract hikers and nature enthusiasts. The mountains also play a significant role in Korean culture and history, often featured in folklore and traditional art.