International Mountain Day 2024: 7 Largest Volcanoes Around The World
By: Manasi Kamble | December 10, 2024
Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest mountain and among the seven summits, is popular for its accessibility, attracting both experienced hikers and first-time adventurers seeking an easier challenge.
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Ojos del Salado, a dormant volcano, stands at 6,893 metres, making it the world's highest volcano and the Andes' second-highest summit, also Chile's highest peak.
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Mount Elbrus, the highest point of the Caucasus Mountains, is situated in southern Russia immediately north of the Georgian border and is recognized as the tallest peak in Europe (5642m).
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Mount Damavand, a conical stratovolcano and the highest volcanic mountain in Asia, features seven challenging summits, making it a top destination for professional mountaineers and climbers.
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Pico de Orizaba, at 18,406 feet, is North America's third highest peak, following Denali and Mount Logan. This symmetrical snowcapped volcano has been dormant since 1687.
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Mount Giluwe, Papua New Guinea's only Highlands shield volcano, features cinder cones, lava domes, and heavily glaciated upper slopes from past volcanism.
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Mount Sidley (4181 m) – the tallest peak of Mary Bird Land, located in a region seldom visited. It is officially acknowledged as Antarctica's tallest volcano.
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