Height of k2

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Difference between Mount Everest, K2 and Kanchenjunga Above sea level, the highest mountain on earth is Mount Everest. Its highest point above the sea level resides on the crust of earth’s Asian continent at a height of 29,029 ft. It being an element of the Himalayan range in Asia positions itself at the frame of the China, Nepal, Sagarmatha zone and Tibet. The designation of the second highest mountain is given to the K2 which is an element of the Karakoram Range positioned at the frame of China, Pakistan and Gilgit. Kanchenjunga- the five treasures of snow which is designated as the third among all the mountains is at a height of 28,169 ft. This beauty represents the God’s five repositories. Photo by Climber’s List Climbing has always been a passion for all. The climber’s list for Mount Everest, K2 and Kanchenjunga has always been huge. Due to a lot of people climbing these mountains, tourism has been also influenced in terms of increase. 4,000 has been an approximate estimate of the people who have tried to climb the Mt. Everest. 660 have achieved success in climbing. An insight into the climbers who initiated to climb the Kanchenjunga began with Joseph Dalton Hooker (1848/1849) who continuously made attempts to achieve this target. Herrmann von Schagaintweit has been a continuous involved in exploring the vicinity of the Kanchenjuna region. Though K2 climbing has been the most difficult task, climbers have not let their spirits go down. Loss of Human Life 142 have unfo...