The Podolian Upland is a geographical region located in western Ukraine. It is characterized by its rolling hills, limestone plateaus, and fertile soil, making it an important agricultural area. The upland is part of the larger East European Plain and features a variety of landscapes, including forests, rivers, and grasslands. This region is home to several rivers, including the Dniester and Zbruch, which contribute to its rich biodiversity. The Podolian Upland also has historical significance, with numerous archaeological sites and ancient settlements, reflecting the area's long-standing human habitation and cultural heritage.