"Les Pays d'en Haut" is a historical region in Canada, primarily located in the province of Quebec. It is known for its rich natural landscapes, including forests, rivers, and mountains. The area played a significant role in the early fur trade, attracting explorers and traders from various backgrounds. The term "Les Pays d'en Haut" translates to "The Upper Country," referring to its position along the Ottawa River and its importance in the French colonial era. This region is also associated with the Algonquin and Huron-Wendat Indigenous peoples, who have lived there for centuries, contributing to its cultural heritage.