Though more known for its grasslands and forests and iconic Indian structures, such as the Taj Mahal, Uttar Pradesh nonetheless contains 282 named mountains. The highest of these peaks is Amsot, at around 943m/3,093ft above sea level with 341m/1,119ft of prominence, and the most prominent is Kotadei Hill, with a prominence of 361m/1,184ft and a height of 605m/1,985ft.
The most notable feature of Uttar Pradesh, however, might be its rivers, with more than 30 spread throughout the land, resulting in rich and fertile valleys and thus intensive cultivation, as well as forests webbed by river streams.
.Highest Peaks in Uttar Pradesh
1) Amsot(957 m)
2) Ranikothi Pahar(646m)
3) Kotadei Hill(605m)
4) Basai Pathar(602m)
5) Kari Pathar(596m)
6) Manjpara Pahar(559m)
7) Jharara Pahar(559m)
8) Patna(557m)
9) Richhna Pahar(548m)
10) Kutka Pathar(545m)
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