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Everest to Fuji: 7 most climbed mountains in the World

Explore the world's most climbed mountains, from the iconic Everest and culturally rich Fuji to the rugged Rainier and majestic Mont Blanc

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Mount Kilimanjaro

Africa's highest peak (5,895m), famed for its snow-capped summit and diverse ecosystems from rainforests to glaciers. Non-technical climb

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Mount Everest

Earth's highest peak (8,848m), challenging climbers with extreme altitude, harsh weather, and technical routes. Located in Nepal/Tibet

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Mount Fuji

Japan's iconic volcano (3,776m), revered for its symmetrical cone and cultural significance. Popular climb during July-September

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Mount Rainier

Prominent in Washington state, USA (4,392m), known for glaciated peaks and technical climbs amid the Cascade Range

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Mont Blanc

Europe's highest peak in the Alps (4,809m), offering breathtaking scenery and challenging routes from both France and Italy

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Mount Aconcagua

South America's highest peak (6,960m) in Argentina, a non-technical climb but challenging due to altitude and weather

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Mount McKinley/Denali

North America's highest peak (6,190m) in Alaska, known for extreme cold, unpredictable weather, and demanding climbs

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