Mountain In Nepal : The 10 highest mountains in the world

Mountain In Nepal, Nepal has 8 of the 10 highest mountains in the world. The other two belong to Pakistan .

10) Annapurna Himal-Nepal

Mountain In Nepal

• Named after the Goddess of Grain, Annapurna is the 10th highest mountain in the world.
• It has an elevation of 8,091 meters above sea level.
• The first successful ascent was made by a French mountaineer in 1950

9) Nanga Parbat – Pakistan

Mountain In Nepal

• Nanga Parbat means bare mountain.
• The altitude is 8,125 meters above sea level.
• This mountain is called Psvich Syaglatbashla as many climbers died while climbing it.

8) Manaslu Himal-Nepal

Mountain In Nepal

• Manaslu means mountain of souls.
• It has an elevation of 8,163 meters above sea level.
• In 1956, Japanese mountaineers successfully climbed.

7) Dhaulagiri Himal-Nepal

Mountain In Nepal

• Dhaulagiri means white mountain.
• It has an elevation of 8,167 meters above sea level.
• In 1960, Swiss mountaineers successfully climbed.

6) Cho Oyu Himal-Nepal

Mountain In Nepal

• Cho Oyu means the Turkois goddess of Tibet.
• It has an elevation of 8,201 meters above sea level.
• In 1954, Austrian mountaineers successfully climbed

5) Makalu Himal-Nepal

• It has an elevation of 8,463 meters above sea level
• As it has a very steep surface, it is considered very difficult to climb.
• In 1955, French mountaineers successfully climbed.

4) Lhotse Himal-Nepal

Mountain In Nepal

• It has an elevation of 8,511 meters above sea level.
• It is known as a dangerous mountain as many people die during the ascent.
• It was successfully climbed by Swiss mountaineers in 1956.

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3) Kanchenjunga Himal-Nepal

• Kanchenjunga means five treasures of snow.
• It has an elevation of 8,586 meters above sea level
• In 1955, British mountaineers successfully climbed.

2) Ketu Himal-Pakistan

• Ketu means the second peak in the Karakoram range.
• It has an elevation of 8,611 meters above sea level
• In 1995, Italian mountaineers successfully climbed.

1) Mount Everest Himal-Nepal

Mount Everest

• The world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest, is also called Chomolongma, or Holy Mother, in the Tibetan language.
• It has an elevation of 8,848 meters above sea level.
• In 1953, Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary successfully climbed.

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