Tell Mountains, also known as the Taurus Mountains, are a mountain range located in southern Turkey. They stretch from the western part of the country to the eastern regions, forming a natural barrier between the Mediterranean coast and the central Anatolian plateau. The range is characterized by rugged terrain, deep valleys, and diverse ecosystems, making it a significant geographical feature. The Tell Mountains are home to various flora and fauna, including endemic species unique to the region. They also hold historical importance, as they have been inhabited since ancient times, with remnants of Roman and Byzantine civilizations found throughout the area.