The Transdanubian Mountains are a mountain range located in western Hungary. They are part of the larger Carpathian mountain system and are characterized by rolling hills, valleys, and a diverse landscape. The region is known for its rich natural resources, including forests and mineral deposits, making it an important area for both ecology and industry. These mountains are also home to various wildlife and plant species, contributing to their ecological significance. The Transdanubian Mountains attract outdoor enthusiasts for activities such as hiking, cycling, and nature observation, offering scenic views and a peaceful environment for visitors.