text: Bảy Núi – Vietnam Black Hills – South Dakota, United States
  Burkhan Khaldun – Mongolia
  Ceahlău Massif – Romania. The most important peak is Toaca (1904 m altitude)
  Chandranath Hill – Bangladesh. Sacred for Hindus because of the Chandranath Temple
  Croagh Patrick – Ireland
  Dakpa Sheri – Tibet, China
  Devils Tower - Wyoming, United States
  Emei Shan – Yunnan, China. One of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China
  Gangkhar Puensum - Bhutan
  Girnar Parvat - Gujarat, India. A holy mountain for Hindus and Jains
  Gyeryongsan – South Korea
  Hua Shan – China. The "Western Mountain" of the Five Great Mountains of China
  Huang Shan (Yellow Mountain(s)) – China
  Jabal al-Nour – Saudi Arabia
  Jabal Thawr – Saudi Arabia. The mountain cave where Muhammad and his companion Abu Bakr hid from Quraish during migration to Medina
  Jirisan – South Korea
  Machu Picchu, Huayna Picchu, and other mountains were sacred to the Inca locals
  Mauna Loa/Mauna Kea – Hawaii, United States. Volcanic eruptions were thought to be a result from the Hawaiian Goddess of fire Pele (deity) when in argument with her siblings
  Montserrat – Spain
  Monte Cavo (Monte Albano) – Italy. Considered sacred by the Ancient Romans
  Mount Akhun – Sochi, Russia. The sacred mountain of Ubykhia
  Mount Aqraa (Zaphon) – Turkey-Syria border