In Nepal, there are different kinds of trekking permits as per the rules of the government. Every region has its own kind of Permit. The normal destination of Nepal has a normal permit. Such a destination includes popular trekking destinations. Whereas restricted areas need a special permit for one to get an entry. These areas include Mustang, Dolpo, Manaslu.

For the entire major region, one needs to have a TIM card and national park permits. A limited travel agent can get a special trekking permit for trekking in those areas. Parikrama Treks is also one of the agencies that can let you travel in this area.

Below is the list of cost one need to pay for trekking permit of restricted areas.

Trekking Permit for Kanchanjunga & Lower Dolpa:

Trekking permit cost for Kanchenjunga and Lower Dolpa Trek

US$ 10.00 per week per person

Trekking Permit for Upper Mustang & Upper Dolpa:

Permit cost for Upper Mustang and Upper Dolpa

For 10 days: US$ 500.00
and after 10 days per day per person US$ 50.00

Trekking Permit for Gorkha District:

Trekking permit cost for traveling in Gorkha District.

Sept. to Nov. per week per person US$ 70.00 and Afer 7 days per day per person US$ 10.00
Dec. to Aug. per week per person US$ 50.00 and after 7 days per day per person US$ 7.00

Trekking Permit for Manaslu:

Sept. to Nov: US$ 70.00 per week and after 7 days per day per person US$ 10.00
Dec. to Aug: US$ 50.00 per week and after 7 days per day per person US$ 7.00

Ttavel Permit for Chhekampar & Chunchet VDC (Sirdibas – Lokpa – Chumling – Chhekampar – Nile – Chhule Area):

September to November US$ 35.00 per person for the first 8 days
December to August US$ 25.00 per person for the first 8 days

Route Permit for Dolakpa District (Gauri Shankar & Lamabagar):

Per week per person US$ 10.00

Route Permit for Humla District (Simikot-Yari):

Areas of Limi and Muchu VDC, area way to Tibet via Tangekhola of Darma VDC.
First 7 days: US$ 50.00
After 7 days: US$ 7.00 per day per person

Notes: Travelers should apply from the registered travel agent for a Group trekking permit. For the payment of the permit, one can use Nepalese currency.

Nepal Government also imposes some other trekking fees.

National Park fee

You need to pay a parking fee of RS. 3000 to enter a National Park or wildlife reserve. The fee is payable at the park entrance. Trekkers going to the Annapurna Region must pay a fee of RS 2000. SAARC national can pay NRS RS 100 which is payable only in Kathmandu or in Pokhara. The fee is later used for environmental conservation and maintenance of the area.