Leng is a remote plateau in Tibet where the monks of a lone monastery serve what appears to be an ancient underground fungus and possible hive mind, similar to Ophiocordyceps sinensis, but which infects humans.

Monstrous birds fly them over the Plateau of Leng, a vast tableland populated by Pan-like horned humanoid beings. Carter is brought to a monastery inhabited by the dreaded High Priest Not to Be Described.

Leng is a cold, desolate, inhospitable realm hedged in by two titanic mountain ranges that run from the Dreaming Shore and converge at the Cold Waste in the north. The plateau rises ever upward as it travels away from the rocky coast, but no …

Apr 28, 2015 · "Attached you find the aforementioned plateau of Leng and an isometric dungeon map, that mixes Lovecraftian horror with Ridley Scott’s Prometheus theme – an intriguing mix, if I may say so..."

Leng is a fictional cold arid plateau in the Cthulhu Mythos, whose location seems to vary entirely from story to story. The Plateau of Tsang, referenced by H. P. Lovecraft and other authors, is probably a region of Leng.

Amid the cold, windswept expanses lies the eerie plateau of Leng, a locale shrouded in mystery and foreboding. In Lovecraft’s chilling narrative, Leng is a place where the veils between worlds grow thin, its ancient stone cities a gateway to the realms of the unknown.

The Plateau of Leng mashes the real world with that of dreamlands. It is a place where fantasy, archaeology, and science fiction coexist. The monastery has some similarities to the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the setting for a confrontation between Neal and Matthew Keller in The Mirror .

"Leng" is a horror short story by Marc Laidlaw set in the mysterious Plateau of Leng. It was published in the 2009 anthology Lovecraft Unbound. The story consists of four entries in the narrator's journal documenting what he describes as "the Second Mycological Survey of the Leng Plateau Region".

The Plateau of Leng, otherwise simply known as Leng, is a cold arid plateau whose location cannot be fully pinned down even by some of the most skilled sorcerers of antiquity. It is believed that Leng was the name of a region inside the Arctic citadel built by the Elder Things.

A frozen plateau at the North, a dangerous territory inhabited by various monsters and unfriendly tribes. Leng is believed to cross many dimensions, touching on the waking world in the Antarctic and in Asia.