Top 14 Tallest Mountains: 8000 Meter Peaks

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Highest Mountains in the World
In the spirit of human exploration, we delve into the ultimate mountaineering challenge: conquering the 14 tallest mountains on Earth, each towering over 8000 meters and located within the perilous "death zone." This video offers a comprehensive guide to these formidable peaks, detailing the best climbing routes, costs, name origins, and fatality rates. Join us on a journey from the icy slopes of Everest to the rugged faces of K2, celebrating human resilience and the indomitable spirit of adventure.

Highlights:

14. Shishapangma (8,013m): The last of the eight-thousanders to be climbed, known as 'Gosainthan' or "abode of god." Notable for its relatively lower fatality rate of 8.3%.
13. Gasherbrum II (8,035m): Known as "Shining Wall," this peak on the Pakistan-China border has a symmetrical pyramid shape and a fatality rate of 2.26%.
12. Broad Peak (8,047m): Featuring an expansive summit ridge, it presents moderate difficulty and a fatality rate of 5.2%.
11. Gasherbrum I (8,068m): Also known as "Hidden Peak," it is technically challenging with a fatality rate of 8.7%.
10. Annapurna I (8,091m): Famous for its high fatality rate of 31.94%, making it one of the most dangerous peaks to climb.
9. Nanga Parbat (8,125m): Known as the "Killer Mountain" with a fatality rate of 20.3%, famous for its south face, the Rupal Face.
8. Manaslu (8,163m): The "Mountain of the Spirit" with a fatality rate of 9.8%, known for its challenging ascent.
7. Dhaulagiri (8,167m): Known for its dazzling white beauty and technical challenges, with a fatality rate of 15.4%.
6. Cho Oyu (8,188m): The "Turquoise Goddess," considered one of the easiest 8000-meter peaks to climb with a low fatality rate of 1.3%.
5. Makalu (8,463m): Noted for its isolation and steep ridges, with a fatality rate of 8.6%.
4. Lhotse (8,516m): Renowned for its dramatic South Face, sharing the Everest route, with a fatality rate of nearly 3%.
3. Kanchenjunga (8,586m): The "Five Treasures of Snow," known for its remote location and high fatality rate of 22%.
2. K2 (8,611m): Known as the "Savage Mountain" due to its extreme difficulty and fatality rate of around 29%.
1. Everest (8,848m): The tallest mountain in the world, known for its popularity and a fatality rate of around 3.1%.

Discover the stories of legendary climbers, dramatic rescues, and historic ascents that define each of these majestic mountains. Whether you're an aspiring mountaineer or an armchair adventurer, this video is your gateway to the heights of human achievement. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more in-depth content on the world's greatest challenges.
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