- Home
- News
- Magazine story
- Publications
- Dark Matter Energy
- Quantum Computing
- Space Rocks
- Steel Giants
- World Mountaineers
- Andes mountains
- Ayers Rock Australia
- Caspian sea mountains
- Grand Tetons WY
- Himalayan mountains
- Kings peak UT
- Mammoth Mountain CA
- Montgomery Peak CA
- Mount Dana CA
- Mount Elbert CO
- Mount Grant NV
- Mount Kilimanjaro Africa
- Mount McKinley AK
- Mount Patterson CA
- Mount Rainier WA
- Mount Rose NV
- Mount Shasta CA
- Mount Sill CA
- Mount Washington NH
- Mount Whitney CA
- Mount Williamson CA
- Mountains of Alaska
- Mountains of the Alps
- Mountains of Arizona
- Mountains of California
- Mountains of Colorado
- Mountains of Death Valley
- Mountains of Mexico
- Mountains of Nevada
- Mountains of New Mexico
- Mountains of Oregon
- Mountains of Utah
- Northern Rocky Mountains
- Pacific Rim volcanoes
- Rattlesnake Hill NV
- Tohakum Peak NV
- Volcanoes of Washington
- Wheeler Peak NV
- Site map
Man made Rock Giant series
The Taj Mahal in Agra, India was built between 1628 and 1658, out of ivory white marble and is 73 meters tall.
Man made Rock Giant series
The Kailasa temple in Maharashtra, India was carved out of solid basalt. It is 91.4 meters long x 53.3 meters wide and 32.6 meters tall.
Himalaya and Karakoram mts01, highest to lowest
Mount Everest
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Mount Everest from Nagarkot
Alpha Adventure Treks photo link of southwest face.
Lambi Dehar mines India Himalayas
Haunted mountain mine series.
Euttaranchal photo link.
K2 mountain
Wikipedia photo link of southeast face.
Kangchenjung
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Lhotse
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Makalu
Wikipedia photo link of southwest face.
Tectonic plate and earthquake series
An 8.7 magnitude earthquake known as Assam-Tibet occured on the Tibetan Plateau between the Eurasian plate and Indian plate in 1950. The largest land based earthquake in earth's modern history.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1950_Assam%E2%80%93Tibet_earthquake
Himalaya and Karakoram mts01b, highest to lowest
Cho Oyu
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Dhaulagiri
Wikipedia photo link of southwest face.
Manaslu
Wikipedia photo link of east face.
Nanga Parbat
Wikipedia photo link of north face.
Annapurna I
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Gasherbrum I
Wikipedia photo link
Broad peak
Wikipedia photo link of southwest face.
Gasherbrum II
Wikipedia photo link
Himalaya and Karakoram mts02, highest to lowest
Xixiabangma
Wikipedia photo link
Gasherbrum III
Wikipedia photo link
Gyachung Kang
Wikipedia photo link
Anna Purna II
Wikipedia photo link of northeast face.
Gasherbrum IV
Wikipedia photo link of west face.
Disteghil sar
FLICKR photo link
Nuptse
Wikipedia photo link of west face.
Kungang Chhish
Wikipedia photo link of northeast face.
Masherbrum
Wikipedia photo link
Nanda Devi
Wikipedia photo link
Chomo Lonzo
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
_(25570898320).jpg)
Batura sar
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Himalaya and Karakoram mts03, highest to lowest
Rakaposhi
Wikipedia photo link
Namjagbarwa
Wikipedia photo link of west face.
Kanjut sar I
Wikipedia photo link of southwest face.
Kamet
Wikipedia photo link
Saltoro Kangri
Wikipedia photo link of southwest face.
Gurla Mandhata I
Wikipedia photo link
Chogolisa
Wikipedia photo link of north face.
Kangkar Punzum
Wikipedia photo link
Skyang Kangri
Wikipedia photo link of southwest face.
Kula Kangri
FLICKR photo link
Himalaya and Karakoram mts04, highest to lowest
Mamostong Kangri
Himalayan Club photo link of south face.
Malubiting
Wikipedia photo link
Pumari Chhish
French Wikipedia photo link of north face.
Muchu Chhish
Wikipedia photo link
K12 mountain
Simple Wikipedia photo link of northwest face.
Skilbrum
Wikipedia photo link
Haramosh
Wikipedia photo link
Ultar sar
Wikipedia photo link of southeast face.
Himalaya and Karakoram mts05, highest to lowest
Rimo Kangri I
Himalayan Adventure Trips photo link
Sherpi Kangri
Wikipedia photo link
Lapche Kang I
Wikipedia photo link
Kirat Chuli
Wikipedia photo link
Jomolhari
Wikipedia photo link of southwest face.
Baltoro Kangri
Wikipedia photo link
Gayla Peri
Wikipedia photo link of west face.
Baintha Brakk
Wikipedia photo link
K6 mountain
Wikipedia photo link
Muztagh Tower
Wikipedia photo link
Diran
Wikipedia photo link
Langtang Lirung
Wikipedia photo link
Himalaya and Karakoram mts06, highest to lowest
Pumori
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Latok
Wikipedia photo link
Nun
Wikipedia photo link
Himlung Himal
American Alpine Club photo link.
Kangto
Wikipedia photo link of southeast face.
Link Sar
Wikipedia photo link of east face.
Khan Tengri
Wikipedia photo link.
Machhapuchhare
Wikipedia photo link
Karun Kuh
FLICKR photo link
Dorje Lhakpa
Wikipedia photo link
Numbur
Wikipedia photo link
Kedarnath
Wikipedia photo link of southeast face.
Himalaya and Karakoram mts07, highest to lowest
Ama Dablam
Wikipedia photo link
Kangtega
Wikipedia photo link
Kangrinboqe peak
Wikipedia photo link
Mera peak
Wikipedia photo link
Bandarpunch
Wikipedia photo link
Trango Towers
Wikipedia photo link
Hunza peak
Wikipedia photo link
Stok Kangri
Wikipedia photo link.
Bilchhar Dobani
Wikipedia photo link
Uli Biaho
Wikipedia photo link
Laila peak
Wikipedia photo link
Nirekha
Wikipedia photo link
Himalaya and Karakoram mts08, highest to lowest
Kinnaur Kailash
Wikipedia photo link
Mitre peak
Wikipedia photo link
Lady Finger
Wikipedia photo link
Adi Kailash
Wikipedia photo link
Kala Patthar
Wikipedia photo link
Om Parvat
Wikipedia photo link
Mardi Himal
Wikipedia photo link
Yala peak
Wikipedia photo link.