What is the highest mountain in North Korea?

The highest mountain in North Korea is Mount Kumgang.

Mount Kumgang is composed of granite, with the main peak at an altitude of 1,638 meters.

It is divided into Inner Vajra, Outer Vajra, New Vajra and Sea Vajra. The peaks stand steeply, it is said that there are 12,000 peaks, and the strange rocks and rocks are the most spectacular among all things. There are many waterfalls, the largest Jiulongyuan is 90 meters high. The forest is green. Famous scenic spots in North Korea. There are ancient temples built in the Silla era. A rest house for workers was built. Mount Kumgang is not only a famous mountain in North Korea, but also a famous mountain in the world. Mount Kumgang is 40 kilometers from east to west and 60 kilometers from north to south. The main peak of King Kong Mountain is Pilu Peak, which is 1,639 meters high. The 12,000 peaks in the whole mountain have become a place that the world longs for. The landscape of Mount Kumgang is indeed very strange. Those rocks have withstood tens of thousands of years of wind erosion and rain, and the peaks of the mountains show a precipitous posture. Mount Kumgang is "the best among the mountains". It has peaks outside the peak. It is majestic and majestic, with thousands of waterfalls and green pools. It is really spectacular. There are 12,000 peaks in strange shapes, with mountains and valleys, and thousands of rocks like forests. It is full of strange things, with countless stone gates, caves, cliffs and canyons. The scenery of Mount Kumgang is truly unrivaled in the world for its extraordinary elegance.

Mountain Kumgang enjoys various reputations according to the seasons. In spring, the wonders look like pure and transparent diamonds, so it is named Kumgang Mountain. In summer, it is named Penglai Mountain because it is comparable to Penglai. In autumn, the mountains are covered with red leaves. Dan is called Fengyue Mountain. In winter, the strange rocks and strange rocks and the thin bones are called Jiegu Mountain.

Mount Kumgang preserves many historical relics such as temples and stone pagodas.

The Mount Kumgang area has the highest rainfall on the Korean Peninsula.

The annual average temperature of Mount Kumgang is 11℃, the average temperature in January is minus 2.1℃, the average temperature in August is 23.6℃, ??and the average annual precipitation is 1,500 mm.

Mount Kumgang has 2,256 species of plants, including more than 100 species of specialty plants, and 38 species of mammals, 130 species of birds, 9 species of reptiles, 10 species of amphibians and 30 species of fish. There are many touching legends circulating in Mount Kumgang.

Mount Kumgang is divided into Outer Kumgang, Inner Kumgang and Haejinguang, and can be subdivided into 22 tourist areas.

On October 6, 1999, the State Post Bureau and North Korea Post jointly issued a set of two stamps "Mount Lushan and Mount Kumgang", which respectively showed the beautiful scenery of Mount Lushan and Mount Kumgang, the famous mountains of China and North Korea.

Mount Kumgang is located southeast of Wonsan, a port city on the east coast of North Korea. The scenic area is 60 kilometers long from north to south and 40 kilometers wide from east to west, covering an area of ??more than 2,400 square kilometers. Mount Kumgang is said to have 12,000 unique peaks and is known as "thousands of rocks and ravines". The main peak is Pilu Peak, the highest peak of Taibai Mountain with an altitude of 1638 meters. This is used as a boundary to divide Mount Kumgang into four parts: Inner Vajra, Outer Vajra, New Vajra and Haigang.

However, what is interesting is that Mount Kumgang has four different names in the four seasons as the seasons change. In spring, under the bright sunshine, the towering mountain peak shines, looking like a shining diamond from a distance, so it is called Mount Kumgang; in summer, the trees are lush, pine forests and sea of ??clouds, also known as Penglai Mountain; in autumn, , the forests are all dyed, the maple leaves beat the fire, and the mountain is red, also known as Maple Mountain; in winter, the vegetation withers and the rocks are rugged, also known as Jiegu Mountain.