The world’s highest mountains

Highest mountains in Mongolia

Mongolia’s highest is Hüiten Peak at 4,374 m. Here are its 30 highest of the 31 with a known height, each with a page of its own.

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By height

  1. 1Hüiten PeakChina, Mongolia4,374 m
  2. 2Mönkh KhairkhanMongolia4,231 m
  3. 3Sutai MountainMongolia4,220 m
  4. 4TsambagaravMongolia4,193 m
  5. 5Nairamdal PeakMongolia4,082 m
  6. 6Malchin PeakMongolia4,050 m
  7. 7HarhiraaMongolia4,040 m
  8. 8TürgenMongolia4,029 m
  9. 9Höh SerkhMongolia4,019 m
  10. 10OtgontengerMongolia4,008 m
  11. 11Ikh BogdMongolia3,957 m
  12. 12Tsengel KhairkhanMongolia3,943 m
  13. 13Öndor HairhanMongolia3,914 m
  14. 14Aj BogdMongolia3,802 m
  15. 15Jargalant HayrhanMongolia3,796 m
  16. 16Burhan BuudaiMongolia3,765 m
  17. 17Baga BogdMongolia3,600 m
  18. 18Hasagt HairhanMongolia3,578 m
  19. 19DunhegerChina, Mongolia3,315 m
  20. 20Suvraga HairhanMongolia3,179 m
  21. 21Khan HöhiiMongolia2,928 m
  22. 22Asralt KhairkhanMongolia2,799 m
  23. 23Burkhan KhaldunMongolia2,450 m
  24. 24KhorgoMongolia2,400 m
  25. 25Erdeni Chuluuta UulaMongolia2,359 m
  26. 26Bat Khan MountainMongolia2,178 m
  27. 27Erdeni UulaMongolia2,063 m
  28. 28Shiliin BogdMongolia1,778 m
  29. 29Dari OvooMongolia1,354 m
  30. 30Erdeni UulaMongolia1,231 m

Heights from Wikidata, for peaks with a Wikipedia article; a peak without one isn’t listed. A summit less than 300 m above its saddle with a higher one counts as part of that mountain.

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