The Mulanje Massif is a prominent mountain range located in southern Malawi. It rises dramatically from the surrounding plains, reaching an elevation of 3,002 meters at its highest peak, Sapitwa. The massif is known for its unique granite formations, diverse ecosystems, and rich biodiversity, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The area is home to various endemic species, including plants and animals, and is part of the Mulanje Mountain Forest Reserve. This reserve plays a crucial role in conservation efforts and provides essential resources for local communities. The massif's stunning landscapes and cultural significance attract visitors from around the world.