Mountain climbing is one of the most exciting sports in the world, and it does not only require high physical fitness and enthusiasm that pushes you to move forward on a long and bumpy road that leads you to the top of the mountain, but also needs to choose the appropriate place to start a trip to climb to the top, To this end, we will review together a group of mountains that are known to be one of the favorite destinations of mountain climbers:
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Queten Mountain – Mongolia:
The splendor of the experience of climbing Mount Kuiten in Mongolia begins before you actually climb the mountain, specifically starting with your trip on the road that reaches Mount Kuiten and through which you will pass through a group of picturesque natural areas and extended green plains, in addition to the stunning scenery of the famous Altai mountain range. Mount Koiten is located on the border separating Russia, China and Mongolia, and it will increase your travel to this remote area to climb Mount Koeten, the friendly nature of the Kazakh nomads.
Kilimanjaro – Tanzania:
It is one of the most famous climbing mountains in the world and is known to be less difficult and challenging to climb compared to other mountains around the world, Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and is located on the northern borders of Tanzania with Kenya, and the mountain consists of three dormant volcanoes are Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira, the highest On this mountain is Uhuru Peak, which is located at a height of 19,340 feet (about 5899 meters). Experts advise that you take the “Machame” road when going to Kilimanjaro so that you can see the various animals and birds in the area, then walk towards Shira passing through the Grand Barranco Valley heading up to the Uhuru peak.
Andes – Peru:
The Andes Mountains are a mountain range that extends on the west coast of South America with a length of 7100 km, and a width of 500 km, and it extends across seven countries: Argentina, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, Chile, Colombia, and Venezuela, and the highest peak in the Andes mountain range is Aconcagua, which is located at an elevation of 6959 meters above sea level As for the best place for climbing the Andes Mountains, it will be in the State of Peru not only because you will pass through many beautiful natural areas, green fields and rivers during your trip, but because the climbing journey ends with reaching one of the most famous tourist attractions in Peru and perhaps in the whole of South America, which is the city of M Wachu Picchu or the Lost Castle, a city built by the Inca civilization and lost for years, until American explorer Hiram Bingham discovered this city in 1911.
Mount Everest – Nepal:
It is the tallest mountain on earth with a length of 29035 feet (8856 meters) above sea level. Over the past decades, reaching the top of this mountain remained an impossible achievement until Sir Edmund Hillary and Tensing Norgay achieved this achievement in 1953. When they succeeded to reach the summit via South Col Road.
Matterhorn – Switzerland:
It is located in the Swiss Alps region, and extends along the Swiss-italyn border and rises above the town of “Zermatt” which is one of the famous ski resorts in the country. This mountain is the most famous in the European continent with its distinctive pyramidal shape that often appears on the pictures of the Swiss chocolate covers For many climbers, reaching the Matterhorn peak is a very special experience, especially as it is the place where the birth of mountain climbing was born.
Elbrus Mountain – Russia:
It is a privileged location in terms of location and topography, as it is an ideal point to see the region between Europe and Asia. The Bruce is located in the Caucasus mountain range on the Russian-Georgian border, and is a dormant volcano with two peaks the distance between them is 65 feet (20 meters). This mountain is an ideal mountain for climbing for those with medium experience in mountaineering and it is the highest mountain in Europe. This mountain is very popular with mountain climbers because it gives climbers during their trip the opportunity to see many different ethnic groups inhabiting the region and whose origins trace back to Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Russia.
Queten Mountain – Mongolia
Matterhorn – Switzerland
Kilimanjaro – Tanzania
Mount Everest – Nepal
Elbrus Mountain – Russia
Andes – Peru
