All trekkers require a trekking permit to visit Nepal ’s interior regions, which are not connected by highways. Recently the Annapurna , Langtang and Everest regions have been declared “permit free" areas; but National Park or Conservation Area fees are required... We process the trekking permits and national park entrances at immigration offices in Kathmandu and Pokhara.Two photographs and a copy of passport are required with the application.
Trekkers should be obtained The Trekking permit for the following trekking areas. The areas and required fees are as follows:
Trekking Permit Fee
- Lower Dolpa and Kanchenjunga
Equivalent to US $ 10 per person per week for the first four weeks and US $ 20 per week thereafter.
- Manaslu
US$ 75(Dec-Aug) per person per week US$ 90(Sep-Nov) per person per week.
- Humla- Simikot
US$ 90 per person per week. For 7 days and US$ 15 per person per day after 7 days.
- Upper Mustang and Upper Dolpa
US$ 700 per person for the first ten days and US$ 70 per person per day thereafter.
For trekking through National park areas require an entry permits. The entrance permits fees are as follow for the following National parks and Conservation Areas:
Trekking Permit Fee
- Annapurna Conservation Area
US$ 32 per person.
- Makalu Barun Conservation Area
US$ 32 per person.
- Manaslu Conservation Area
US$ 32 per person.
- Langtang National Park
US$ 32 per person.
- Sagarmatha( Everest National Park ) US$ 15 per person
- Shivapuri Conservation Area US$ 4 per person
- Rara National Park US$ 15 per person.
- Shey Phoksundo National Park US $15.00 per person
- Chitwan National Park US $15.00 per person
- Bardia National Park US$ 15.00 per person
