The Lutzow-Holm Coast is a region located in East Antarctica, specifically within the Dronning Maud Land area. It stretches along the eastern side of the Lutzow-Holm Bay and is characterized by its icy landscapes and glacial formations. The coast is named after the German explorer Hermann von Lutzow, who contributed to Antarctic exploration. This coast is significant for scientific research, particularly in the fields of climatology and glaciology. The region's unique environment provides valuable data on climate change and its effects on polar ice. Various research stations operate in the area, facilitating studies on the Antarctic ecosystem and its global implications.