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Kangchenjunga

Third-highest mountain in the world located on the India–Nepal border.

Kanchenjunga

Kangchenjunga is the third-highest mountain in the world, located in the Himalayas on the border between India and Nepal. Its name originates from Tibetan and means 'Five Treasures of Snow', referring to its five peaks. It is revered as a sacred site in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions.

Etymology

Kangchenjunga's name originates from Tibetan and means 'Five Treasures of Snow'.

Explain Like I’m 5

Kangchenjunga is a giant mountain on the border of India and Nepal, known for being the third tallest in the world!

Fun Facts

Kangchenjunga means 'Five Treasures of Snow' in Tibetan
It is considered sacred by the people living in the region
Climbing Kangchenjunga is very difficult and dangerous

FAQ

What is Kangchenjunga? It's a mountain
Where is it located? On the India–Nepal border
How tall is it? 8,586 meters

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