The Palouse Region is a unique agricultural area located in the northwestern United States, primarily in southeastern Washington and north-central Idaho. Known for its rolling hills and fertile soil, the region is famous for producing wheat, barley, and legumes. The landscape features distinct, wave-like hills that are a result of glacial activity and wind erosion. The Palouse is also home to several small towns, including Pullman and Moscow, which are known for their vibrant communities and educational institutions, such as Washington State University. The region's scenic beauty attracts visitors for outdoor activities like hiking and photography, especially during the spring when the fields are lush and green.