The third-highest
mountain in the world, in the
Himalayas, on the border between
Nepal and
Sikkim (in India). The main
peak is between 8586 and 8597 m high depending on which source you consult, and was first climbed on 25 May 1955 by a British team consisting of
G. Band,
J. Brown,
N. Hardie, and
T. Streather.
It is also (I suspect more accurately) known as Kangchenjunga.
The second peak, Yalung Kang Kangchenjunga West, is 8502 m high; the South Peak is 8488 m high; and the Middle Peak is 8475 m high.