The Qing Ridge Plateau is the largest plateau in the Federation, with an average elevation exceeding four thousand meters.
Because the plateau is covered with vast stretches of green meadows year-round and is considered the roof of the world, it was named Qing Ridge Plateau.
The entire Qing Ridge Plateau is extremely vast, covering an area about one-fifth the size of the Capital District, comparable to several provinces.
However, because the population density is low, the entire Qing Ridge Plateau is divided into one province, known as Qingji Province.
Although the population is sparse, Qingji Province has many temples.
Some of the larger temples are famous ancient architectures throughout the Federation, making Qingji Province a popular tourist destination.
However, the temples in Qingji Province are not actually Buddhist temples, and the holders are not monks from the southern Buddhism.
