Macchapuchre (Fishtail Mountain)

Macchapuchre, also known as Fishtail Mountain, is a prominent peak in Nepal's Annapurna range. Named for its distinctive fish-shaped summit, it reaches about 6,993 meters (22,943 feet) above sea level. The mountain is notable for its striking, steeple-like appearance and is considered sacred by local communities. Its unique, pointed shape makes it a popular subject for photographers and a challenging but visually rewarding destination for trekkers and mountaineers. Indigenous legends attribute spiritual significance to the mountain, emphasizing its cultural as well as natural importance within the Himalayan landscape.