The Rhodopes are a mountain range located in southeastern Europe, primarily spanning parts of Bulgaria and Greece. Known for their stunning natural beauty, the Rhodopes feature dense forests, deep valleys, and diverse wildlife. The highest peak, Musala, reaches an elevation of 2,925 meters, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The region is rich in cultural heritage, with numerous traditional villages and historical sites. The Rhodopes are also famous for their unique folklore, music, and crafts, reflecting the local traditions of the Bulgarian and Greek people. This blend of nature and culture makes the Rhodopes a significant area for tourism and exploration.