Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain on Earth, but most of it is underwater. From its base on the ocean floor to its summit, it’s around 33,500 feet / 10,210 meters. The part above sea level: 13,803 feet / 4,207 meters. Here are the highest mountains that are entirely above sea level:

1. Mount Everest, Nepal/China: 29,032 feet / 8,848.86 meters
2. K2, Pakistan/China: 28,251 feet / 8,611 meters
3. Kangchenjunga, Nepal/India: 28,169 feet / 8,586 meters
4. Lhotse, Nepal/China: 27,940 feet / 8,516 meters
5. Makalu, Nepal/China: 27,838 feet / 8,485 meters
6. Cho Oyu, Nepal/China: 26,864 feet / 8,188 meters
7. Dhaulagiri I, Nepal: 26,795 feet / 8,167 meters
8. Manaslu, Nepal: 26,781 feet / 8,163 meters
9. Nanga Parbat, Pakistan: 26,660 feet / 8,126 meters
10. Annapurna I, Nepal: 26,545 feet / 8,091 meters