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Trekking Permits

Nepal has categorized trekking into distinct areas: Normal or conventional trekking areas and Restricted Areas.
Normal trekking areas such as Everest, Langtang, and Annapurna region are waived of any trekking permits. This means that trekkers are not required to get any trekking permits while visiting this area.

However, there are restricted areas in the Himalayas such as Dolpa, and Upper Mustang. According to Nepal government regulations, traveling in these areas requires special trekking permits. The rate of these permits varies from region to region. Also, these trekking regions will allow no individual trekkers. Trekkers are required to travel in organized groups and come through legal trekking agencies. 

Below we have furnished information on the restricted areas and their corresponding permit fees:

Trekker in Upper Mustang and Upper Dolpo Region
US$ 500 or equivalent foreign currency per person for the first 10 days. For trip extensions, the extra fee per extra day fee US$ 50 or equivalent foreign currency.
Trekking in the Manaslu region
US $ 70 per person for a week and US $ 10 per person for each extra day from September to November. However, only US $ 50 is charged per trekker per week from December to August, and an additional US $ 7 per each extra day.
Humla (Simikot-Yari)
Equivalent to US $ 50 per person per week and US $ 7 per person per extra day.
Kanchanjunga, Lower Dolpa, Gaurishankar and Lamabagar
Equivalent to US$ 10 per person per week for the first four weeks and US$ 20 per week thereafter.
Nar Phu
Equivalent to US$ 95 per person per week and US $ 10 per person per extra day.
 

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