TALLEST,BIGGEST,BADDEST moutain EVER....

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Ever wondered what was the tallest mountain in the world? How small you would be next to it and what the amazing view would be like?

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Mount Everest 29,029ft 

Mount everest is one of the most known mountain in the world. In Nepal its known Sagarmatha and in china is Chomolungma. This iconic mountain runs between the boarders of China, Tibet and Nepal. In 1865 Everest had been given its official name by the Royal Geographical society recommended by Andrew Waugh who was the British surveyor general of India. There has been many climbers but it could be very dangerous due to sickness, altitude and weather yet alone the avalanches      

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K2 28,251ft 

K2, Mount Godwin Austen or Chhogori is the 2nd highest mount in the world. It is located on Chinaand Pakistan border between Baltistan in the Gilgit Baltistan which is the northern part of Pakistan. Thomas Montgomerie made a survey of Karakoram from mount Haramukh naming it K1 and K2. Even though the name Mount Godwin-Austen was suggested in the honor of Henry Godwin-Austen an explorer of the area but was rejected by the Royal Geographical society  

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Kangchenjunga 28,169ft

Kangchenjunga s the 3rd highest mountain in the world, it lies partly in Nepal, India and Sikkim in a section called the Himalayas. It is located in the north by the Lhonak Chu and Jonsang La ,near the Tamur River in the west and in the east by the Teesta River. This mountain is 78 miles from mount Everest. The name was adopted by Douglas Freshfield, Alexander Mitchell Kellas and the royal Geographical society. Freshfield referred to the Indian government for the accurate pronunciation. Meaning of the Tibetan name “the five treasures of high snow”. Kangchenjunga has one of the highest fatal rates    

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Lhotse 27,940ft 

Its name meaning “south Peak” in Tibetan is located between the border of China and Tibet.    

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Makalu 27,825ft 

Makalu is located between china and Nepal. It is an isolated peak with four 

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Cho Oyu 26,905ft 

Meaning “Turquoise goddess”in Tibetan is located on the china Nepal border    

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Dhaulagiri l 26,795ft

Dhaulagiri is 70 miles from Kaligandaki River west towards Bheri river and by Myagdi Khola. The mountains name comes from Sanskrit from the word dhawala meaning dazzling, beautiful white and the word giri meaning mountain  

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Manaslu 26,759ft 

Manaslu known as Kutang to the locals is located in Mansiri himal which is a part of the Nepalese Himalayas in the west central of Nepal. Its name means “mountain of the spirit” comes from the word manasa “soul” or “intellect” 

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Nanga Parbat 26,660ft 

Nanga Parbat is western anchor of the Himalayas around the Indus river into part Pakistan. The name means Diamir meaning “huge mountain” 

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 Annapurna 26,545ft

Annapurna is 26,545ft. Annapurna 34 mile long and is hurdled by Marshyandi River on the east north , Kali Gandaki Gorge on the west and the Pokhara valley on the south. It is the first largest conservation area and has world class treks. In Sanskrit the name means “full of food” but is translated as goddess of harvests  

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Thanks for sharing this interesting post with us! Great shots and details about each Mountain! :)

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Lovely shots .. ❤️

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There is something majestic about the mountains. Not a hiker but would like to see one of these in person.

Very true they are really cavativating