Peak Climbing in Nepal

Government of Nepal has opened another 103 Mountain Peaks for trekking and mountaineering purpose in 2002, in addition the Total Number of Peaks has reached 263.These peaks are climbed by fewer groups, and Most of them are not climbed yet.

You have great record opportunity to explore the peaks to have new record in History of Nepal Mountaineering. For unclimbed peaks, you may have to find route by your self with assist of Sherpa Guide. We always encourage contacting through email for details.

On our every trekking programs and route, feature of trails is up and down. For Everest Base Camp, Base Camp alt 5200m is a focal point, Annapurna Circuit Thorong La Pass is a core focal point 5416 m, Like wise, there are numerous trekking routes over five thousand meter defined as a Trekking giving name A or B. On our trekking with climb chapter we offer trekking to specific route and destination where we provide opportunity to climb trekking peak from 5500m to 6500m. All the peaks are lies just aside major trekking trail, few kilometers away of Annapurna Region, Langtang Region, Mt Everest Region and some other places too.

Nepal Mountaineering Association has authority to issue Permit through Government registered Trekking Company, NMA has categorized Peaks in two section giving GROUP B includes 18 Trekking Peaks and Group A 15 Trekking Peaks.

Government of Nepal has announced partial and total exemption of Royalty on 60 Mountain peaks. The new are announced with the view of to promote trekking and Mountaineering other part of Country. Some Mountain are 100 percent Royalty Free; are 20 Mountain Peaks.

Some are 75 percent off Royalty free are 40 Mountain Peaks
Climbing every year, we assist to our expedition team climbing to the Himalayan peak is the height high of the world that we offer to our patrons. For climb the peak you do not need highly experience however the climbing team needs to be prepare mentally as require basic skill of rock climbing as well as physically in good condition. All of our mountaineering trips are run with professional mountain Guides and Sherpas. We provide excellence services for our patrons and make your trek is so simple and easiest one. Explore Tibet and Nepal trekking company provide all support of any kind of trekking peak and obtaining permission, providing support staffs including high altitude climbing assistants and porters, Cook. If you are single looking for group please write us email, we may find you who have similar interest for any kind of adventures.

To help carry out its objectives, the government of Nepal has authorized the Nepal Mountaineering Association to issue permit for following peaks mentioned in the region from altitude 555m to 6,654m ranges in the Khumbu, Langtang, Annapurna Manang and other remote regions. Nepal mountaineering association has fixed the permit cost categorizing two group A and B, which has differentadventure and Permit fees.

Nepal Mountaineering association offers following fees for trekking peaks. The association has divided fees in two section giving Group "A" and Group "B" Group A NMA Peak (New).

Fees structure for Group "A"NMA Peaks

- Royalty for up to seven members (01-07 Pax): USD 500.00
- Royalty for each addtional member up to 12 person USD 100.00

Note : Maximum number of members in a team is 12 pax.
Garbage Deposit for all 33 NMA peaks : An amount of USA 250 should be deposited to NMA as garbage deposit to get permit to all 33 NMA Peaks.The refund shall be made as per the provision made by NMA.

Fee structure for Group B NMA Peaks

- Royalty for up to four members (01-04 ): USD 350.00
- Royalty for (05-08) members:USD 350 Plus 40 USD Each Person.
- Royalty for (09-12) members:USD 350 Plus 25 USD Each Person.

Note : Maximum number of members in a team is 12 pax.
Garbage Deposit for all 33 NMA peaks: An amount of USA 250 should be deposited to NMA as garbage deposit to get permit to all 33 NMA Peaks.The refund shall be made as per the provision made by NMA.
Name of Mountain authorized by Nepal Mountaineering Association.