List of 10 Highest Mountain in the World

     Of the top 10 in the World's Highest Mountain, 9 of which are in the Himalayan mountain region that includes China, India, Nepal, Bhutan and Pakistan.Semua The mountains are located on the continent of Asia. Here is a list of 10 highest mountain in the world along with altitude, location and the first climbers to reach the summit of Mount point.


1. Mount Everest
Altitude: 8848 meters
Mountains: Himalaya
Country: Nepal and China (Tibet)
Other designations: Sagarmatha / Chomolungma
First Conqueror: Tenzing and Hillary (1953)

2. Mount Godwin Austen
Altitude: 8611 meters
Mountains: the Karakoram
Country: Pakistan and China (Xinjiang)
Other designations: K2 / Qogir
First Conqueror: Lino Lacedelli and Achille Compagnoni (1954)

3. Mount Kangchenjunga
Altitude: 8586 meters
Mountains: Himalaya
Country: Nepal and India
First Conqueror: Joe Brown and George Band (1955)

4. Mount Lhotse
Altitude: 8516 meters
Mountains: Himalaya
Country: Nepal and China (Tibet)
First Conqueror: Fritz Luchsinger and Ernst Reiss (1956)

5. Mount Makalu
Altitude: 8463 meters
Mountains: Himalaya
Country: Nepal and China
First Conqueror: Lionel Terray and Jean Couzy (1955)

6. Mount Cho Oyu
Altitude: 8188 meters
Mountains: Himalaya
Country: Nepal and China
First Conqueror: Joseph Jöchler, Herbert Tichy and Post Dawa Lama (1954)

7. Mount Dhaulagiri
Altitude: 8167 meters
Mountains: Himalaya
Country: Nepal
First Conqueror: Kurt Diemberger, P. Diener, E. Forrer, A. Schelbert, Nyima Dorje Sherpa, Nawang Dorje Sherpa (1960)

8. Mount Manaslu
Altitude: 8156 meters
Mountains: Himalaya
Country: Nepal
First Conqueror: Toshio Imanishi and Gyaltsen Norbu (1956)

9. Mount Nanga Parbat
Altitude: 8126 meters
Mountains: Himalaya
Country: Pakistan
First Conqueror: Hermann Buhl (1953)

10. Mount Annapurna
Altitude: 8091 meters
Mountains: Himalaya
Country: Nepal
First Conqueror: Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal (1950)

Note:
- What is meant by the first conqueror is Mountaineering who reached the highest point on the mountain peaks in question.