List of Ultras of Southeast Asia

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This is a list of all the ultra-prominent peaks (with topographic prominence greater than 1,500 metres) in Mainland Southeast Asia. All values below are given in metres.[ clarification needed ]

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Patkai-Chin Hills

NoPeakCountryElev.Prom.Col.
1 Saramati Flag of India.svg  India  / Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 3,8262,885941
2 Nat Ma Taung Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 3,0702,148922
3 Mol Len Flag of India.svg  India  / Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 3,0881,7371351
4 Laikot Flag of India.svg  India 2,8321,6591173
5 Sangpang Bum Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,6921,6551037
6 Bumhpa Bum Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 3,4111,6361775
7 Dapha Bum Flag of India.svg  India 4,5781,6102968
8HP Pakhain Range Flag of India.svg  India  / Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,7801,5891191
9 Mawhpung Bum Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 1,8741,562312
10 Japvo Flag of India.svg  India 3,0141,5511463
11 Kennedy Peak Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,7031,5091194

Indo-Malayan System

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Doi Inthanon, Thailand InthanonChedi1.jpg
Doi Inthanon, Thailand
NoPeakCountryElev.Prom.Col.
1 Daxue Mountain Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 3,5002,0411459
2 Myinmoletkat Taung Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,0721,857215
3 Doi Inthanon Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 2,5651,850730
4 Loi Leng Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,6731,823850
5 Phnom Aural Flag of Cambodia.svg  Cambodia 1,8101,741215
6 Nattaung Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,6231,726897
7 Hunhua Shan Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 3,4201,7181702
8 Mela Taung Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,0801,707373
9 Phu Soi Dao Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand  / Flag of Laos.svg  Laos 2,1201,664456
10 Phou Khe Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand  / Flag of Laos.svg  Laos 2,0791,646433
11 Mong Ling Shan Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,6411,6251016
12 Loi Pangnao Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,5631,596967
13 Point 2519 Flag of Myanmar.svg  Burma 2,5191,589930
14 Phnom Samkos Flag of Cambodia.svg  Cambodia 1,7501,571179
15 Point 2995 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 2,9951,5441451

Malay Peninsula

Mount Tahan, Malaysia TahanJoo.GIF
Mount Tahan, Malaysia
NoPeakCountryElev.Prom.Col.
1 Mount Tahan Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 2,1872,14046
2 Mount Yong Belar Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 2,1801,991189
3 Mount Benum Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 2,1071,950157
4 Khao Luang Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 1,7801,71565
5 Mount Bintang Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 1,8621,570292

Annamite Range and eastern mountains

Fansipan, Vietnam Fansipan Summit.jpg
Fansipan, Vietnam
NoPeakCountryElev.Prom.Col.
1 Ngọc Linh Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 2,5982,208390
2 Phou Bia Flag of Laos.svg  Laos 2,8302,079751
3 Chu Yang Sin Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 2,4202,055365
4 Phu Luong Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 2,9851,9301055
5 Phu Si Lung Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China  / Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 3,0761,7501326
6 Phu Tra Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 2,5401,670870
7 Phu Xai Lai Leng Flag of Laos.svg  Laos  / Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 2,7201,6231097
8 Fansipan Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 3,1431,6131530
9 Rao Co Flag of Laos.svg  Laos  / Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 2,2861,610676
10 Kiou Leou Ti Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 2,4021,570832
11 Wenshan Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 2,9901,5021055

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