Summit | Altitude | Notes |
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Mount Everest | 8849m | Mount Everest is the highest mountain on earth as measured by height above sea level. |
K2 | 8611m |
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Kangchenjunga | 8586m | Kangchenjunga is the third highest mountain in the world and lies in a border region between Neap and India. |
Lhotse | 8516m | |
Makalu | 8481m | |
Cho Oyu | 8188m | |
Dhaulagiri | 8167m | |
Manaslu | 8163m | |
Nanga Parbat | 8126m | |
Nanga Parbat | 8125m | |
Annapurna I | 8091m | The first 8000m peak to be climbed when Maurice Herzog led a French expedition to the summit via the North Face in 1950. |
Gasherbrum I | 8080m | References[1] The History of Gaserbrum I in Winter, 2024 https://www.desnivel.com/cultura/la-historia-del-gasherbrum-i-invernal/ |
Gasherbrum III | 7952m | |
Annapurna II | 7937m | |
Kamet | 7756m | At the time of the first ascent in 1931 Kamet was the highest peak to have ever been climbed. References |
Chogolisa | 7665m | |
Annapurna IV | 7525m | |
Baintha Brakk | 7285m | |
Changabang | 6864m | |
Kangtega | 6783m |