World’s top 50 highest mountains and coldest place

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World’s top 50 highest mountains

  1. Mount Everest – Nepal/China
  2. K2 – Pakistan/China
  3. Kangchenjunga – Nepal/India
  4. Lhotse – Nepal/China
  5. Makalu – Nepal/China
  6. Cho Oyu – Nepal/China
  7. Dhaulagiri – Nepal
  8. Manaslu – Nepal
  9. Nanga Parbat – Pakistan
  10. Annapurna I – Nepal
  11. Gasherbrum I – Pakistan/China
  12. Broad Peak – Pakistan/China
  13. Gasherbrum II – Pakistan/China
  14. Shishapangma – Nepal/China
  15. Gyalgen Peak – Nepal/China
  16. Mount Everest (South Summit) – Nepal/China
  17. Annapurna II – Nepal
  18. Gyachung Kang – Nepal/China
  19. Himalchuli – Nepal
  20. Annapurna III – Nepal
  21. Annapurna IV – Nepal
  22. Dhaulagiri II – Nepal
  23. Ngadi Chuli – Nepal
  24. Nuptse – Nepal/China
  25. Dhaulagiri IV – Nepal
  26. Dhaulagiri V – Nepal
  27. Kangtega – Nepal
  28. Annapurna South – Nepal
  29. Masherbrum – Pakistan
  30. Rakaposhi – Pakistan
  31. Namcha Barwa – China
  32. Kamet – India/China
  33. Saltoro Kangri – Pakistan
  34. Jannu – Nepal/India
  35. Gurla Mandhata – Nepal/China
  36. Kongur Tagh – China
  37. Gangkar Puensum – Bhutan/China
  38. Dhaulagiri VI – Nepal
  39. Dhaulagiri VII – Nepal
  40. Dhaulagiri VIII – Nepal
  41. Annapurna Dakshin – Nepal
  42. Pumori – Nepal/China
  43. Shispare – Pakistan
  44. Annapurna Fang – Nepal
  45. Langtang Lirung – Nepal
  46. Api Peak – Nepal
  47. Muztagh Ata – China
  48. Karjiang – China
  49. Annapurna East – Nepal
  50. Gauri Sankar – Nepal

The 20 coldest places in the world, with their lowest recorded temperatures:

  1. Vostok Station, Antarctica: -128.6°F (-89.2°C)
  2. Plateau Station, Antarctica: -119.2°F (-84.0°C)
  3. Oymyakon, Russia: -90.0°F (-67.8°C)
  4. Verkhoyansk, Russia: -89.8°F (-67.7°C)
  5. North Ice, Greenland: -87.0°F (-66.1°C)
  6. Snag, Yukon, Canada: -81.4°F (-62.0°C)
  7. Prospect Creek, Alaska, USA: -80.6°F (-62.6°C)
  8. Eismitte, Greenland: -79.8°F (-62.1°C)
  9. Fort Selkirk, Yukon, Canada: -74.0°F (-58.9°C)
  10. Rogers Pass, Montana, USA: -70.0°F (-56.7°C)
  11. Mayo, Yukon, Canada: -69.8°F (-56.6°C)
  12. Dawson, Yukon, Canada: -68.0°F (-55.6°C)
  13. Snag, Yukon, Canada: -67.8°F (-55.4°C)
  14. Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada: -67.2°F (-55.1°C)
  15. Fort Vermilion, Alberta, Canada: -66.6°F (-54.8°C)
  16. Norilsk, Russia: -66.0°F (-54.4°C)
  17. Omolon, Russia: -65.4°F (-54.1°C)
  18. Yakutsk, Russia: -64.4°F (-53.6°C)
  19. Fort Good Hope, Northwest Territories, Canada: -63.9°F (-53.3°C)
  20. Mayo, Yukon, Canada: -62.4°F (-52.4°C)

We have seen the highest mountains and the coldest palace, in the next blog, We will provide a list of the longest rivers.