Pash Valley
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The Pash Valley, created by the Shamtota Hills to the West and the Putoran Hills to the east is the breadbasket of Enorian, Jaru, and Torston. A warm, lush place that is fed by the waters of the Pachacacha river, which runs through it, it is also a favoured grazing spot for antelopes and the cheetah that prey upon them.
At the south end of the valley lie the shining city of Enorian and its sister village of Jaru, while at the north end is the village of Torston.