PEAK CLIMBING

• Pisang Peak Expedition from Nepal (6091m)
• Tent Peak (Tharpu Chuli) [5565m]
• Mera Peak [6421m]
• Yala Peak [ 5550m ]
• Nayakanga Peak[ 5864m ]

MOUNTAINEERING EXPEDITION

Nepal is a country well known for its Himalaya Mountains. Among the 14 highest peaks in the world, eight, including the highest peak Mt. Everest, crown this country. Nothing on earth can beat the exhilaration of scaling them. No wonder Nepal is the favorite destination for mountaineers and every year more then 600 expeditions trudge up the Himalaya, including the trekking peaks. You can climb 18 peaks, opened for foreigners through the Nepal Mountaineering Association and registered trekking Agency like us.

We take great pleasure to provide relevant information and make arrangement of your adventure journey to the highest point of your destination. Please feel free to write us your requirements and we shall forward to you more details.

PEAK OPENED FOR FOREIGN EXPEDITION

Name: Hiunchuli
Height: 6441m
Annapurna Region

Name: Singu Chuli
Height: 6501m
Annapurna Region

Name: Mera Peak
Height: 6654m
Khumbu Region

Name: Kusum Kangru
Height: 6367m
Khumbu Region

Name: Kwandge
Height: 6011m
Khumbu Region

Name: Chulu West
Height: 6419m
Annapurna Region

Name: Chulu East
Height: 6584m
Annapurna Region

Name: Island Peak
Height: 6160m
Khumbu Region

Name: Parchemuche
Height: 6187m
Rolwaling Region

Name: Lubuje
Height: 6119m
Khumbu Region

Name: Ramdung
Height: 5925m
Rolwaling Region

Name: Pisang Peak
Height: 6091m
Annapurna Region

Name: Tharpu Chuli (Tent Peak)
Height: 5663m
Annapurna Region

Name: Mardi Himal
Height: 5587m
Annapurna Region

Name: Mehara Peak
Height: 5849m
Khumbu Region

Name: Ganja-La Chuli
Height: 5844m
Langtang Region

Name: Pokhalde
Height: 5806m
Khumbu Region

Name: Paldor Peak
Height: 5896m
Langtang Region

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PRESS RELEASE

Date: 1st May 2008

Realising mountaineering as the back-bone of Nepal's tourism industry, the Government of Nepal has made following decisions in a bid to make mountaineering royalty fee competitive amongst the neighbouring countries, promote mountains lying in remote and less privileged areas, and create environment to transform the seasonal mountaineering business operational round the year and materialize the concept of 'Nepal for all Seasons':

1. Provide discount of 75% in Winter and Summer Season and 75% in Autumn Season keeping intact the Royalty Fee in Spring Season.
2. Increase the number of climbing member in an expedition from 12 to 15.
3. Provide 100% discount on Royalty Fee for mountains located in Mid and Far Western Development Regions for 5 years.
4. Implement Incremental Royalty Break-down System (IRDS), a system under which permit fee increases with the increase in number of climbing members, on all mountains instead of lump sum per expedition having climbing members seven or less than that.

The Ministry hopes that the new provision in mountaineering royalty that will come into effect from Shravan 1, 2065, will help increase the number of mountaineering in Nepal.

Prem Kumar Rai
Joint-Secretary/Spokesperson
Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation

Annex-4

(Related to Rule 4, Sub-Rule 1)

1. Name of Mountain: Everest (8,848m)

Climbing Route: South East Ridge (Normal Route)

2. Name of Mountain: Everest (8,848m)

Climbing Route: All Routes Except South East Ridge (Normal Route)

3. Height of Mountain: All Mountains above 8,000 m (except Everest)

4. Height of Mountain: All Mountains above 7,501m to 7999m

5. Height of Mountain: All Mountains above 7,000m to 7500m

6. Height of Mountain: All Mountains above 6501m to 6999m

7. Name of Mountain: Amadablam (6812m)

8. Height of Mountain: 6,500m or Below