The Rodopi is a mountain range located in southeastern Europe, primarily spanning parts of Bulgaria and Greece. It is known for its diverse landscapes, including dense forests, deep valleys, and rich biodiversity. The highest peak in the range is Mount Pangaion, which reaches an elevation of 1,956 meters. The region is also culturally significant, home to various traditional villages and historical sites. The Rodopi mountains are famous for their folklore, music, and crafts, reflecting the heritage of the local Bulgarian and Greek populations. Outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing attract visitors to this picturesque area.