Transmontano is a term that refers to the region located beyond the Montesinho mountain range in Portugal. This area is known for its rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and traditional agricultural practices. The region is characterized by its rural communities and scenic views, making it a unique part of the country. The Transmontano culture is influenced by its history and geography, featuring distinct customs, music, and cuisine. Local festivals often celebrate traditional crafts and foods, such as chouriço and queijo, which are integral to the area's identity. The region attracts visitors interested in exploring its natural beauty and cultural significance.