There are many tall mountain peaks in the world. Different peaks have different altitudes and different landscapes. We all know that Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world. What other peaks can be compared to it?

The creator has given birth to many precipitous mountains, and in order to give them a name and let them be known by more people, we have ranked the giant peaks around the world.

The first Mount Everest with a height of 8844.43 meters is located in the Himalayas in Tibet, China.

It is located on the border between China and Nepal and is the highest mountain in the whole earth. Because it was initially measured differently, there are two different figures for its exact height.

The first data is 8848 meters. Because of its high altitude, the more you get to the top of the mountain, the more snow it gets. This data includes the thickness of the snow, which is its total height. The second data is 8844.43 meters.

This data also does not include the height of the snow, just its geological height. Fortunately, it is the first peak regardless of which measurement data it is based on, so both data are admitted.

The second K2 peak, alias K2, has a height of 8611 meters and is located on the border between China and Pakistan.

This mountain has a total of 8611 meters and is at the border between us and Pakistan. Its name means tall and majestic in Tajik, which is very in line with its characteristics. It is the main peak of the whole mountain and the second mountain range to be investigated in the whole mountain range.

The third Kanchenjunga peak is 8586 meters high and is located on the border between Nepal and India.

Kanchenjunga Peak is also known as Jinchengjunga Peak and Kangzhangzhongge Peak, and its name is named after the Tibetan language. This mountain has a total of five peaks, four of which are above 8,000 meters in height. Like Mount Everest, it also belongs to the Himalayas. Kangchenjunga is the only one of the five mountain peaks that is not on the border of our country. It is located on the border of India and Nepal.

The fourth Lhotse is 8516 meters high and is located on the border between China and Nepal.

The height of Lhotse is 8516 meters, and it also belongs to the Himalayas. Lhotse Peak is also named after the Tibetan language. In Tibetan, it means the mountain in the south. It is only 3 kilometers away from Mount Everest, and there is only a mountain between it and Mount Everest. In Tibetan, it is also called Shanao, which means the fairy with blue beauty.

The fifth Makalu peak is 8485 meters high and is located on the border between China and Nepal.

The five highest peaks in the world are all above 8,000 meters, and Makalu is 8,463 meters high, which still belongs to the Himalayas. Makalu is not far from Mount Everest, only 19.5 kilometers. Its northern part is also the highest peak in my country, and the southern part is in Nepal. Makalu Peak is covered with a thick layer of snow all year round and there are many huge cracks on the glaciers, which are very deep.