Trekking in Nepal is an intense cultural experience as well as an exploration of one of the world's most hiker-friendly people , spectacular environment and great mountain. If you are an experienced trekker used to empty trails, you'll be surprised. These are not pathway designed for recreational use, but a working transportation network for goods and people. Expect to see plenty of traffic on many of the route and enjoy the chance to interact with the people, and explore their cultures, along the way. Caravans of laden mules or yaks are good subjects for your camera and rest breaks at the teahouses or small mountain villages are chances to meet fellow travelers from around the globe or from just up the valley. There are two contras-ting approaches to trekking in Nepal. One approach is to go on an organized trip where our crew bring along tent, cooking equipment and foodstuff. The another approach independently minded opt for teahouse trekking, moving from village to village along mostly well-trodden routes, enjoying the lodges with their mix of foreigner and locals. These are ideal for discovering more remote areas and learning about the varied cultures and people of Nepal first hand.
A valid permit is required for certain areas, which we will obtain upon your arrival. We will require two working days and two passports size photographs. Permits are not required for the Annapurna, Everest and Langtang treks. However, conservation fees are required for these national parks.
Disposal of rubbish:
We recommend that each trekker have 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 in 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.
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Trekking |
Trekking Permit Fee |
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i) Dolpa district |
Per week per person US$ 10 Or equivalent convertible foreign currency.
For the first 10 days per person US $500 and After 10 days per day per person Us$50 |
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a) Areas of lower Dolpa |
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b) Areas of Upper Dolpa |
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ii) Taplejung District |
Per week per person US$ 10 Or equivalent convertible foreign currency. |
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Kanchanjanga Region |
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(Areas of Olangchunggola,
Lelep, Papung and
Yamphudin Village
Development Committee) |
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i) Mustang district. (Upper Mustang) |
For the first 10 days per person US $500 and After 10 days per day per person Us$50. |
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4 |
iv) Gorkha District: |
From September to November per week per person US$ 70 and After 7 days per day per person US$ 10.and From December to August per week per person US$ 50 and After 7 days per day per person US$ 7 /Or equivalent convertible foreign currency. |
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A. (Manaslu Area) |
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B. Chhekampar & Chumchet VDC(Sirdibas-Lokpa-Cumling-Chhekampar-Nile-Chhule Area) |
From September to November per person US$35 for first 8 days and from December to August per person US$25 for first 8 days or equivalent convertible foreign currency. |
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v) Dolakha District (Gauri Shankar &
Lamabagar) |
Per week per person US$ 10 Or equivalent convertible foreign currency. |
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vi)Humla District (Simikot and Yari):- |
For the first 7 days per person US$ 50 and After 7 days per day per person US$ 7 Or equivalent convertible foreign currency. |
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Areas of Limi and Muchu
village Development
Committee, and area way to
Tibet via Tangekhola of
Darma Village Development
committee. |
Trekking fee of other restricted areas imposed by Nepal government |
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vii) Rasuwa District :- Thuman and Timure |
per week per person US$ 10, Or equivalent convertible foreign currency. |
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viii) Sankhuwasabha District |
For the first 4 weeks per week per person US$ 10 and After 4 weeks per week per person US$ 20, Or equivalent convertible foreign currency. |
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(Makalu Region):-Areas of
Kimathanka, Chepuwa,Hatiya and
Pawakhola Village
Development Committee. |
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ix) Solukhumbu District |
For the first 4 weeks per week per person US$ 10 and After 4 weeks per week per person US$ 20, Or equivalent convertible foreign currency. |
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(Everest Region):-All north-
west area way from Thame
to Nangpala of Namche
Village Development
Committee |
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x) Manang District:- Areas of Nar, Phu, and Northern
area of Tilche Village of
Thochhe Village
Development Committee |
From September to November per week per person US$ 90 and December to August per week per person US$ 75 Or equivalent convertible foreign currency. |
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xi) Mugu District:- Areas of
Mugu, Dolpu, Pulu and
Bhangri. |
For the first 7 days per person US $90 and After 7 days per day per person Us$15 Or equivalent convertible foreign currency.. |
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xii) Baihang District:-Areas
of Kanda, Saipal, Dhuli. |
For the first 7 days per person US $90 and After 7 days per day per person Us$15 Or equivalent convertible foreign currency.. |
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xiii) Darchula District:- Areas
of Byas Village
Development Committee. |
For the first 7 days per person US $90 and After 7 days per day per person Us$15 Or equivalent convertible foreign currency.. |
