The Thessalian Plain is a large, fertile lowland located in central Greece. It is bordered by the Pindus Mountains to the west and the Othrys Mountains to the east. This plain is known for its rich agricultural land, which supports the cultivation of various crops, including grains and vegetables. Historically, the Thessalian Plain has been significant for its strategic location and as a center of ancient Greek civilization. It was home to the Thessalians, a group known for their horse breeding and military prowess. The plain's geography has played a crucial role in shaping the region's culture and economy.