Exploring Nepal’s Trekking Peaks Fees and Regulations

June 18, 2022

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Exploring Nepal’s Trekking Peaks Fees and Regulations

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Nepal, renowned for its breathtaking mountain ranges, attracts climbers from all over the world. The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) oversees the trekking peak fees, classifying peaks into two groups: Group A and Group B. This blog post provides an overview of the permit fees for both Nepali and foreign climbers, along with other essential regulations for a safe and enjoyable climbing experience.
Group ‘A’ Peaks

Group ‘A’ includes several peaks known for their challenging terrains and stunning vistas. These peaks offer a mix of adventure and natural beauty, making them popular among seasoned climbers.

Group ‘A’ Trekking Peaks Fees for Nepali Climbers

S.N	Name of the Peak	Region	Height	Spring (NPR)	Autumn (NPR)	Winter (NPR)	Summer (NPR)
1	Cholatse	Khumbu	6423m	4000	2000	1000	1000
2	Kyazo Ri	Mahalangur	6151m	4000	2000	1000	1000
3	Phari Lapcha	Mahalangur	6159m	4000	2000	1000	1000
4	Nirekha	Mahalangur	6169m	4000	2000	1000	1000
5	Langsisa Ri	Jugal	6412m	4000	2000	1000	1000
6	Obmigaichen	Mahalangur	6340m	4000	2000	1000	1000
7	Bokta	Kanchenjunga	6114m	4000	2000	1000	1000
8	Chekigo	Gaurishankar	6121m	4000	2000	1000	1000
9	Lobuje West	Khumbu	6135m	4000	2000	1000	1000
10	Larkya Peak	Manaslu	6416m	4000	2000	1000	1000
11	ABI	Mahalangur	6043m	4000	2000	1000	1000
12	Yubra Himal	Langtang Himal	6048m	4000	2000	1000	1000

Group ‘A’ Trekking Peaks Fees for Foreign Climbers

S.N	Name of the Peak	Region	Height	Spring (USD)	Autumn (USD)	Winter (USD)	Summer (USD)
1	Cholatse	Khumbu	6423m	250	125	70	70
2	Kyazo Ri	Mahalangur	6151m	250	125	70	70
3	Phari Lapcha	Mahalangur	6159m	250	125	70	70
4	Nirekha	Mahalangur	6169m	250	125	70	70
5	Langsisa Ri	Jugal	6412m	250	125	70	70
6	Obmigaichen	Mahalangur	6340m	250	125	70	70
7	Bokta	Kanchenjunga	6114m	250	125	70	70
8	Chekigo	Gaurishankar	6121m	250	125	70	70
9	Lobuje West	Khumbu	6135m	250	125	70	70
10	Larkya Peak	Manaslu	6416m	250	125	70	70
11	ABI	Mahalangur	6043m	250	125	70	70
12	Yubra Himal	Langtang Himal	6048m	250	125	70	70

Group ‘B’ Trekking Peaks Fees for Nepali Climbers

S.N	Name of the Peak	Region	Height	Spring (NPR)	Autumn (NPR)	Winter (NPR)	Summer (NPR)
1	Hiunchuli	Annapurna Himal	6423m	4000	2000	1000	1000
2	Singhu Chuli (Fluted Peak)	Annapurna Himal	6501m	5000	2500	1250	1250
3	Mera Peak	Khumbu Himal	6470m	4000	2000	1000	1000
4	Kusum Kangru	Khumbu Himal	6360m	4000	2000	1000	1000
5	Kwangde	Khumbu Himal	6011m	4000	2000	1000	1000
6	Chulu West	Manang	6419m	4000	2000	1000	1000
7	Chulu East	Manang	6584m	5000	2500	1250	1250
8	Imja Tse (Island Peak)	Khumbu Himal	6160m	4000	2000	1000	1000
9	Pharchamo	Rolwaling Himal	6187m	4000	2000	1000	1000
10	Lobuje	Khumbu Himal	6119m	4000	2000	1000	1000
11	Ramdung	Rolwaling Himal	5925m	4000	2000	1000	1000
12	Pisang Peak	Manang	6091m	4000	2000	1000	1000
13	Khongma Tse	Khumbu Himal	5849m	4000	2000	1000	1000
14	Ganja-la Chuli	Langtang Himal	5844m	4000	2000	1000	1000
15	Paldor Peak	Langtang Himal	5896m	4000	2000	1000	1000

Group ‘B’ Trekking Peaks Fees for Foreign Climbers

S.N	Name of the Peak	Region	Height	Spring (USD)	Autumn (USD)	Winter (USD)	Summer (USD)
1	Hiunchuli	Annapurna Himal	6423m	250	125	70	70
2	Singhu Chuli (Fluted Peak)	Annapurna Himal	6501m	400	200	100	100
3	Mera Peak	Khumbu Himal	6470m	250	125	70	70
4	Kusum Kangru	Khumbu Himal	6360m	250	125	70	70
5	Kwangde	Khumbu Himal	6011m	250	125	70	70
6	Chulu West	Manang	6419m	250	125	70	70
7	Chulu East	Manang	6584m	400	200	100	100
8	Imja Tse (Island Peak)	Khumbu Himal	6160m	250	125	70	70
9	Pharchamo	Rolwaling Himal	6187m	250	125	70	70
10	Lobuje	Khumbu Himal	6119m	250	125	70	70
11	Ramdung	Rolwaling Himal	5925m	250	125	70	70
12	Pisang Peak	Manang	6091m	250	125	70	70
13	Khongma Tse	Khumbu Himal	5849m	250	125	70	70
14	Ganja-la Chuli	Langtang Himal	5844m	250	125	70	70
15	Paldor Peak	Langtang Himal	5896m	250	125	70	70

Regulations and Additional Trekking Peaks Fees

To ensure the safety and environmental conservation of these trekking areas, several regulations and additional fees are in place:

Insurance Requirements: As of April 29, 2014, the insurance amount for Sardar, mountain guides, and high-altitude workers is set at NPR 1.5 million, with medical insurance fixed at NPR 400,000. Additionally, a mountain heli-rescue insurance of USD 10,000 is required.

Team Size: A team can consist of a maximum of 15 members.

Garbage Deposit: Climbers need to deposit USD 250 for garbage management. This deposit is refundable as per the provisions of the NMA.

Permit-Free Peaks: Climbers do not need to pay permit fees for the following peaks:
Tharpu Chuli (Tent Peak) – 5695m
Mardi Himal – 5553m
Yala Peak – 5732m
Chhukung Ri – 5833m
Machhermo – 5559m
Pokhalde – 5780m

Conclusion

Climbing the majestic peaks of Nepal offers an unparalleled experience for adventurers. Understanding the permit fees and regulations ensures a smooth and enjoyable expedition. Whether you are a Nepali climber or a foreign enthusiast, these peaks provide a perfect blend of challenge and beauty, waiting to be conquered.