Mountaineering royalty information in Nepal

Spring is the major climbing season for all types of mountains and trekking in Nepal. In spring, the weather is hot and the scenery is clear. The chances of rain or clouds are less than other times. Due to the warm weather and frozen snow, the spring season is the best peak climbing season. The spring season lasts for three months from March to May. Apart from Spring, it is also suitable for climbing medium-sized mountains during the winter season. Here is Mountaineering royalty information in Nepal.

In Nepal, there are 8 out of 14 peaks above 8000 meters, 127 peaks above 7000 meters and 1166 peaks above 6000 meters.

Mountaineering Royalty according to Department of  Tourism.

Royalty for Foreign Climber per Person effect from 01 January 2015

SL No.	Mountain	Spring season	Autumn season	Autumn/Winter
1	Everest normal route	$11000	$5500	$2750
2	Everest other route	$10000	$5000	$2500
3	Other mountain more than 8000M	$1800	$900	$450
4	7501M - 7999M	$600	$300	$150
5	7000M - 7500M	$500	$250	$125
6	6501M - 6999M	$400	$200	$100
7	Less than 6500M	$250	$125	$70

Royalty for Nepalese Climber per Person effect from Bs 2070.11.1

SL No.	Mountain	Spring season	Autumn season	Autumn/Winter
1	Everest normal route	Rs.75000	Rs.37500	Rs.18250
2	Everest other route	Rs.60000	Rs.30000	Rs.15000
3	Others Mountain more than 8000M	10000	Rs.5000	Rs.2500
4	7501M - 7999M	Rs.8000	Rs.4000	Rs.2000
5	7000M - 7500M	Rs.6000	Rs.3000	Rs.1500
6	6501M - 6999M	Rs.5000	Rs.2500	Rs.1250
7	Less than 6500M	Rs.4000	Rs.2000	Rs.1000

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