The Tibesti Mountains are a mountain range located in northern Chad, near the border with Libya. This region is known for its rugged terrain, with peaks reaching over 3,400 meters (11,155 feet). The mountains are primarily composed of volcanic rock and are part of the larger Sahara Desert ecosystem. The Tibesti Mountains are home to diverse wildlife and unique plant species adapted to the harsh desert environment. The area is also inhabited by the Toubou people, who have traditionally relied on the mountains for resources and shelter. The region's remote location makes it a less-explored area, attracting adventurers and researchers alike.