The Most Stunning Mountain in the World — a 12,388-foot Active Volcano

Few sights are as breathtaking as a mountain range. Whether it's a snow-capped peak in winter, a vibrant flower-filled range in spring, or a cascade of colorful foliage in autumn, it's always a stunning view. However, as CanadaCasino recently discovered, some mountains truly outshine the rest. 

The entertainment site conducted research using Instagram and TikTok hashtag data to reveal the most popular and photographed mountains worldwide. They started with a list of the most renowned mountains based on online articles, then analyzed the number of hashtag mentions on both platforms, ranking them by post frequency. After reviewing the findings, Mount Fuji in Japan was crowned the world's most beloved and picturesque mountain. 

'Mount Fuji has been declared the most picturesque mountain globally, boasting nearly 3.2 million hashtags across social media platforms,' the website reported in its findings shared with Dinogo via email. 'As Japan's tallest peak, renowned for its stunning conical silhouette, it leads all mountains in social media posts, with nearly 2.5 million Instagram posts tagged #MtFuji.' 

In second place is Mount Rainier, the tallest mountain in Washington state, which garnered over 1.3 million mentions on social media across Instagram and TikTok.

Claiming third place is Table Mountain in South Africa, celebrated for its rich wildlife, also with 1.3 million mentions. 

The Matterhorn, located between Italy and Switzerland, secured the No. 4 spot with just over 1 million mentions. Completing the top five is Denali in Alaska, with a total of 1,024,409 posts overall. 

The remainder of the list demonstrates that stunning peaks can be found worldwide. At No. 6 is Fitz Roy, straddling Argentina and Chile, followed by Switzerland's Eiger. In the top 10, Cotopaxi in Ecuador takes eighth place, followed by California's Yosemite National Park’s Half Dome, and Uluru in Australia at No. 10. And yes, Everest, the tallest mountain on Earth, did make an appearance, landing at the fortunate No. 13.