The Maoke Mountains are a prominent mountain range located in the eastern part of Indonesia, specifically in the province of Papua. This range is known for its stunning peaks, including the highest point, Puncak Jaya, which reaches an elevation of 4,884 meters. The mountains are characterized by their rugged terrain, lush rainforests, and diverse ecosystems. The Maoke Mountains are part of the larger New Guinea Highlands and play a crucial role in the region's climate and biodiversity. They are home to various endemic species, making them an important area for conservation. The mountains also hold cultural significance for the indigenous peoples of Papua.