Tableland (noun)

1. A large flat area of land at high altitude.
2. A plateau.

Origin:

Late 16th century; earliest use found in english.

Examples:

1. The Serengeti in Tanzania is an expansive tableland known for its incredible wildlife.
2. The Himalayan tableland is home to some of the world's tallest mountains.
3. The Andes in South America is a massive tableland stretching thousands of miles.
4. The tableland provided a natural fortress for the ancient city, making it nearly impregnable.
5. The tableland was a popular spot for summer camping trips, offering scenic views and cool breezes.