The Min Mountains are a prominent mountain range located in the southwestern part of China, primarily in Sichuan Province. Stretching approximately 500 kilometers, they are known for their stunning landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and rich biodiversity. The range is part of the larger Qinling Mountains system and features numerous peaks, with the highest reaching over 7,500 meters. These mountains are significant for their cultural and historical importance, as they are home to various ethnic groups, including the Tibetan and Qiang people. The Min Mountains also play a crucial role in the region's climate, influencing rainfall patterns and serving as a vital water source for surrounding areas.