A route that goes along a plain, then into some mountains. You can find plenty normal-types, fire-types, rock-types, and ground-types, with small assortments of others.

This town on the lip of Tejan's (hopefully) inactive volcano used to be known for the charizard the local breeders produced. Traditionally the Town's Fire gym was run by the breeder who produced the best pokemon, as determined by an annual battle between the bred pokemon. However, several decades ago there was an internal split between the breeders as to whether better pokemon were produced when one concentrated on charizard's native fire type, or latent draconic abilities. The dragon breeders set up a gym inside the volcano's crater, while the fire breeders remained in town. Funnily enough the dragon breeders are beginning to concentrate on dragonair lines and their water abilities now.

Once you get off the mountain, you get onto Route 2, the route across the grasslands and onto Lake Ylpa, where El Dueg is located. You find a lot of grass-types, water-types (once you reach the lakefront, where boats can take you to El Dueg), and the like. Note: It is almost always raining along this route.

This city is on the far side of the two Tejan Mountains. The grasslands spread out from the base of the volcano in a wide swath, with a great lake in the middle of them. On this lake is the floating city Tichteno -- or El Dueg as the Jenta settlers have renamed it. Since the two Mountains often block air flows from one side of Tejan to the other it is usually raining on the grasslands. Not a problem for the natives, who like the reeds and grasses that they use as float-ables for their city to grow as quickly as possible. Two gyms are here, one that celebrates the sun right in the middle of the City, and the other that celebrates the water that gives live located on and under the lake itself.

After a quick jaunt past the grasslands surrounding Lake Ylpa, you circle around to find yourself back at the bottom of the volcano?! Here an ash covered forest has sprung up at the base of the volcano, and meandering up the other mountain, Kuriblitz. The ashy forest has quite a few bug-types, ground-types, and ghost-types - as well as other Pokemon who can tolerate the ash. The trees look rather peculiar, on account of the strange environment for the forest (which grows well, even though it gets hit by "ashen rain").

This small community based in the ashy forest at the base of Tejan's volcano is home to the School for Psychics in Tejan, where gifted humans learn to tame their powers and work with pokemon. Since some of the young psychics don't have the best control, the school was located at the very edge of this isolated village filled with bug pokemon to keep the psychics under control. However, the head master is always ready for a challenge, and will take on all comers, despite how much Firefly's gym leader may get annoyed about it.

A footpath across an inclining foothills area - it brings you up the larger mountain of Kuriblitz. The terrain is sort of hard to cross, as it gets hit with strange, isolated earthquakes, making the ground very rocky and torn up. Flying Pokemon make their nests in the tall spires, so they are rather common. Other Pokemon include rock-types, fighting-types, ground-types, and anything else hardy enough to take the terrain.

A sunny little town in the mountains...during the day. It's mostly a nocturnal town, with all the nightlife being the normal life. The gyms, shops, and such all open in the evening, and the gym battle itself is fought outside under the spectacular stars. Everybody wears dark colors, but they're all very happy and cheerful about it...it's also, ironically, the fashion capital of the region.

A pass that takes you from Xyno Town, in the temperate lower areas of the mountains, to the freezing Kuriblitz Peak. Partway up, you start to experience snow, which makes travel pretty difficult. Don't worry - the sheer drop-offs are only in the beginning, where the path isn't icy. Common Pokemon types include ice near the top, with flying and rock closer to Xyno Town.

This high mountain village is home to two major clans. The Nobishira run the postal service of Tejan, their bird pokemon being the messengers that can deliver even to the most out of the way areas, or isolated regions like Miteinjan. The Ferzi clan run Kuriblitz's other business. The glass blowers of Kuriblitz are famed throughout Tejan and beyond. Normally the clans are at odds with one another, but the youngest sons of the family are actually best (if competitive) friends, and run the two gyms on either side of the village.

The final route in Tejan, it takes you off the top of Kuriblitz peak, and into the sky. Only flying-types and ghost-types (for obvious reasons) can handle the altitudes and serious lack of ground. It takes you up to the final destination in Tejan, where you can fight for the title of Champion of Tejan.