The Cambrian Mountains, sometimes referred to as the Cambrian uplands, is an area of upland in Wales that encompasses much of the country's central and western regions. Synonyms for this geographical feature include the Cambrian Range, the Cambrian Hills, and the Pumlumon Range. The terrain is rugged and wild, characterized by steep hills and deep valleys, and is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including red kite, peregrine falcon, and wild pony. This region has an important place in Welsh cultural heritage, being a stronghold of the Welsh language, and a source of inspiration for poets and writers.