Posted Date: 17 June, 2023

Mountain Peak Climbing Permit Cost: Updated in 2023

1. The provision of Royalty for foreign climbers will come into effect from 1 January 2015 (B.S.2071/09/17)

2. Royalty for Nepalese Climber per Person in Nepalese Rupees

1. The provision of Royalty for foreign climbers came into effect from 1 January 2015 (B.S.2071/09/17)

2. Royalty for Nepalese climbers came  into effect from 13 February 2014 (B.S.2070/11/01).

3. The Mountaineering Royalty has been totally waived to the mountains situated on Mid Western and Far Western Development Region of Nepal for 5 years effecting from 2070/04/01-2075/03/32 (16 July 2013 to 15 July 2018).

 Source: https://www.tourismdepartment.gov.np/pages/mountaineering-royalty/105

Garbage Deposit and Refund

 The climbing team must destroy or recycle the wastage in front of the concerned authorities and if not the team must bring back the wastage to Kathmandu and hand over to the concerned institution or body directed by Nepal Government.
The disposable responsibility is given to expedition operater on behalf of all climbing members and the company itself. The responsibility also indirectly goes to all individual expedition members as well.

The refundable garbage deposit is fixed and the rate varies in accordance to the importance of peak or mountain permitted to climb. In case of failing to proper management of garbage, authorities are not going to refund the deposited garbage amount.

Following is the latest information related to the garbage deposit amount to different peaks in Nepal:

Garbage Deposit for Peaks in Khumbu and Annapurna region

Garbage Deposit for Peaks of other Region in Nepal