Here are the Top 5 Most Mountainous Countries in the world

- *1. Bhutan*: With an average elevation of 10,760 feet, Bhutan takes the top spot. The Northern parts of Bhutan are dominated by the Greater Himalayas, with the highest point being Gangkhar Puensum at 24,840 feet above sea level.¹
- *2. Nepal*: Nepal comes in second, with an average elevation of 10,715 feet. Home to Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, Nepal's mountainous terrain is a major draw for adventurers.²
- *3. Tajikistan*: With an average elevation of 10,455 feet, Tajikistan takes third place. Much of Tajikistan lies in a seismic belt, contributing to its many high mountains and earthquake activity.
- *4. Kyrgyzstan*: Kyrgyzstan's average elevation of 9,805 feet earns it fourth place. The Tian Shan and Pamir mountain ranges make up about 65% of Kyrgyzstan's land.
- *5. Lesotho*: Rounding out the top five, Lesotho has an average elevation of 7,090 feet. The country's topography is covered primarily by the Drakensburg-Maloti mountain ranges.
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