Special Permit Fees in Restricted Areas of Nepal
Trekking in Nepal’s remote and restricted areas requires special permits, which help regulate tourism while preserving the environment and local cultures. Below is an overview of the permit fees for different regions:
Upper Mustang: USD 500 per person for the first 10 days, then USD 50 per person per day.
Upper Dolpo: USD 500 per person for the first 10 days, then USD 50 per person per day.
Manaslu: September to November: USD 100 per person per week, then USD 15 per day.
December to August: USD 75 per person per week, then USD 10 per day.
Tsum Valley:
September to November: USD 40 per person per week, then USD 7 per day.
December to August: USD 30 per person per week, then USD 7 per day.
Kanchenjunga: USD 20 per person per week for the first four weeks, then USD 25 per week.
Humla: USD 50 per person for the first 7 days, then USD 10 per day.
Lower Dolpo: USD 20 per person per week, then USD 5 per day.
Gaurishankar: USD 20 per person per week.
Nar Phu Valley:
September to November: USD 100 per person per week, then USD 15 per day.
December to August: USD 75 per person per week, then USD 15 per day.
Mugu: USD 100 per person for the first 7 days, then USD 15 per day.
Bajhang & Darchula: USD 90 per person for the first 7 days, then USD 15 per day.
In addition to these special permits, trekkers may need a Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card and relevant conservation area permits, depending on the route.
Regulations and fees may change, so it’s advisable to check with a registered trekking agency before planning a trip. Himalayan Paradise Trek can assist in obtaining all necessary special permits and provide expert guidance for trekking in restricted areas.
