Trekking Permit Fees

Trekking permit is required for trekking in certain areas of Nepal. Nepal government has regulated the rules and regulations by issuing permits to do the activities in these areas. The areas are preserved under of National Parks and Conservation Areas. To enter and performed allowed activities, a valid permit is compulsory for every foreigner. The fees and rules are based on the areas where you want to travel. Regular permits can be issues by providing the valid passports copy and two photographs to the offices on working days. However some area needs special permits, in this case different requirement should be followed.

We arrange permits for your holidays. Upon you arrival in Nepal, we schedule the time for permit if your compulsory presence is required otherwise after you provide the documents, we arrange the permit. TIMS, Trekking permits are compulsory for popular trekking area like Everest, Annapurna, Langtang and special permits required for Upper Mustang, Dolpo, Manaslu, Makalu, Kanchenjunga and some of the important part of the country.

Guidelines for Travelers:

To be an environmental friendly, we request all trekkers/ travelers to follow these guidelines during your holidays. Also to avoid the uncertain problems in the mountain areas be prepare before your departure.

Disposal of rubbish:

We recommend that each trekker have to keep a small bag during the course of the trip. Each morning a small fire is lit for burnable rubbish. Any non-burnable or non-biodegradable rubbish should be carried back to Kathmandu and disposed appropriately.

Money and valuable securities:

Always carry Nepalese rupees for small bills on your trek. The amount to be cared depends on the area and the duration of the trek. A guideline for this will be presented during our trek briefing. Money will only be required for the purchase of soft/hard bottled drinks and souvenirs along the way. Other money and valuables should be kept in a safe deposit box in your hotel in Kathmandu.1. Lower Dolpa: Equivalent to US$ 10 per person per week for the first four weeks and US$ 20 per week there after.

2. Upper Dolpa: For the first 10 days per person US $ 500 and after 10 days per person per day US $ 50

3 . Kanchenjunga: Equivalent to US$ 10 per person per week for the first weeks.

4. Manaslu Area: US$ 70 per person per week for trekking during Sept - Nov and and US$ 75 per week during December - August.

5. Upper Mustang: For the first 10 days per person US $ 500 and after 10 days per person per day US $ 50

6. Humla (Simikot-Yari): For the first week per person US $ 50 and after 7 days per person per day US $ 10

7. Dolakha Area ( Gauri Shankar & Lamabager ): Per week per person US $ 10 or equivalent convertible foreign currency.

8. Rasuwa District: Per week per person US $ 10 or equivalent convertible foreign currency.

9. Sankhuwasabha District: For the first 4 weeks per week per person US $ 10 and after 4 weeks per week per person per day US $ 20

10.Makalu Regions: For the first 4 weeks per week per person US $ 10 and after 4 weeks per week per person per day US $ 20

11. Solukhumbu or Everest region: For the first 4 weeks per week per person US $ 10 and after 4 weeks per week per person per day US $ 20

12. Manang District: From Sep-Nov per week per person US $ 90 and Dec-Aug per week per person US $ 75

13. Mugu District: For the first 7 days per day per person US $ 90 and after 7 days per day per person per day US $ 7

Note : Trekking to Dolpa, Kanchenjunga, Makalu and Upper Mustang can be undertaken through registered trekking agencies only. For trekking through National Park Areas, and entrances fee of Rs. 650 is levied. Likewise, an entrance fee of Rs. 2000 is levied for trekking at the Annapurna Conservation Area by the ACAP.

Trekking permits are obtained from the Department of Immigration, Kalikasthan, Dillibazar, Kathmandu and permits are issued for trekking in any part of the country except in areas restricted for the foreigners by government regulation.

National Park, Wild Life Reserve and Conservation Entrance Fee :
SAARC Nation : Nepal, India, Bhutan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Maldives and Sri Lanka 

National Park (N.P)                     SAARC Nation                          Except SAARC Nation                                        

Chitawan                                      750 NRs.                                       1500 NRs.

Langtant                                       1500 NRs.                                      3390 NRs.

Khaptad                                        1500 NRs.                                      3000 NRs.

Shey Phoksundo                          1500 NRs.                                      3390 NRs.

Sagarmatha                                  1500 NRs.                                      3390 NRs.

Makalu Barun                                1500 NRs.                                      3390 NRs.

Rara                                              1500 NRs.                                      3390 NRs.

Shivapuri                                       339 NRs.                                        565 NRs.

Bardia                                           500 NRs.                                        1000 NRs.

Wildlife Reserve (W. R)  

1. Parsa W. R                         NPR 200                                     NPR 500                
2. Koshi Tappu W. R              NPR 200                                      NPR 500      

Conservation Area (C.A)  

1. Annapurna C. A.                    NPR 200                       NPR 2000            
2. Manaslu C. A                          NPR 200                       NPR 2000
3. Kanchenjunga C. A.               NPR 100                       NPR 1000    

Note : Entrance fee not required for children under 10 years of age.

This entry permitted valid for one conversational area. Trekkers visiting both the conservation areas will require obtaining individual entry permits for each conservation area.

Two passport size photos are required while applying for each entry.