Tallest Mountains in the World

Sortable rankings table

# ▲	Flag	Mountain ↕	Elevation ↕	Country ↕	Range ↕	First Ascent ↕
1		Mount Everest	8,848 m29,029 ft	Nepal / China	Himalayas	1953
2		K2	8,611 m28,251 ft	Pakistan / China	Karakoram	1954
3		Kangchenjunga	8,586 m28,169 ft	Nepal / India	Himalayas	1955
4		Lhotse	8,516 m27,940 ft	Nepal / China	Himalayas	1956
5		Makalu	8,485 m27,838 ft	Nepal / China	Himalayas	1955
6		Cho Oyu	8,188 m26,864 ft	Nepal / China	Himalayas	1954
7		Dhaulagiri I	8,167 m26,795 ft	Nepal	Himalayas	1960
8		Manaslu	8,163 m26,781 ft	Nepal	Himalayas	1956
9		Nanga Parbat	8,126 m26,660 ft	Pakistan	Himalayas	1953
10		Annapurna I	8,091 m26,545 ft	Nepal	Himalayas	1950
11		Gasherbrum I	8,080 m26,509 ft	Pakistan / China	Karakoram	1958
12		Broad Peak	8,051 m26,414 ft	Pakistan / China	Karakoram	1957
13		Gasherbrum II	8,035 m26,362 ft	Pakistan / China	Karakoram	1956
14		Shishapangma	8,027 m26,335 ft	China	Himalayas	1964
15		Gyachung Kang	7,952 m26,089 ft	Nepal / China	Himalayas	1964
16		Annapurna II	7,937 m26,040 ft	Nepal	Himalayas	1960
17		Gasherbrum III	7,946 m26,070 ft	Pakistan / China	Karakoram	1975
18		Himalchuli	7,893 m25,896 ft	Nepal	Himalayas	1960
19		Distaghil Sar	7,884 m25,866 ft	Pakistan	Karakoram	1960
20		Ngadi Chuli	7,871 m25,823 ft	Nepal	Himalayas	1979

Sort table columns by clicking any column header. Prominence figures refer to the mountain’s height above the surrounding landscape and are the most widely accepted values.