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Mountaineering Rules & Regulation

Mountaineering Expedition Rules & Regulation:
Climbing Permit Fees (Royalties) and Expedition Team sizes:
1. More than one team is permitted to climb Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) in one season by separate (non-conventional) routes each.

2. A royalty of U$ 50,000 is fixed for Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) for a team consisting of seven members. The team may include five further members at a cost of US$ 10,000 per additional member. The royalty includes the trekking fee for all team members. The team members will also be granted a three-month visa.

3. There is an additional US$ 20,000 charge for teams proposing to climb Mt. Everest by the normal southeast ridge route.

4. Any team already permitted to scale Mt. Everest must pay US$ 10,000 if it intends to change its originally agreed ascent route. A charge of US$ 20,000 applies if it intends to change the ascent route to the normal southeast ridge route.

5. In all other regions, including Khumbu, an expedition team can have up to seven members for the additional royalty.
 

Royalty for the Mountaineering expedition
(A) For the Mount Everest (Sagarmatha)

(1) The royalty for the mountaineering expedition team not exceeding seven in number from the route other than the general route (Southeast route) will be US$ 50,000.

(2) The royalty for the mountaineering expedition from general route (Southeast route) for the mountaineering expedition team will be as follows: -

Member of the mountaineering expedition team Royalty (U. S. Dollars):

CLIMBING 'TREKKING PEAKS': - Rules & Regulation

Climbing Rules:
In exercise of the powers conferred by His Majesty's Government, Nepal Mountaineering Association has made the following rules to be observed for the climbing of the peaks of Nepal Himalaya. These rules will come into force at once.

Definition:
Where applicable definitions for these rules will be the same as those for His Majesty's Government Mountaineering Expedition Regulations 1979 and its first Amendment 1984.

Permission:
Any person or mountaineering team desirous of climbing the peak listed in Appendix '1' must receive permission from Nepal Mountaineering Association. Application to climb the peak must be made in the form as prescribed in Appendix '2'. Permission to climb the peaks will be granted for a period of one month only. Permission may be extended, if necessary, for another period of two weeks. The period of permission granted relates to time spent for climbing above the base camp. The trek to and from the base camp is not included. Application for climbing permit may be made at any time by the concerned mountaineering team. Permit will be granted on a first come first serve basis. Each climbing party will be given a permit as prescribed in Appendix '3'. The right to give permission to another party for climbing the same peak during the same period is reserved by Nepal Mountaineering Association. Nepal Mountaineering Association will recommend to Immigration Office of His Majesty's Government for obtaining trekking permit of the area to the team members.

Refund:
In the event of cancellation of the permission by NMA or the failure of the expedition to materialize due to some other reasons, the feels already paid will not be refunded. Every individual or party granted a climbing permit shall be accompanied by a Sirdar / Guide, who must be registered with NMA.

Functions and duties of the Sirdar/Guide:
a) To assist the climbing party with recruitment of porters and other staff, control of porters, local purchase of food, etc. And to solve any problem that may arise to the best of his ability.
b) To report to Nepal Mountaineering Association in case the party spends more than the prescribed time limit in the mountain.
c) To ensure that the climbers comply with the terms of their permit.
d) To ensure that the climbers (trekkers) follow the specified route.
e) To ensure proper disposal of waste materials.
f) To report to NMA any infringement of the climbing rules.
g) To report any serious incidents to the nearest police post. The Sirdar Guide shall be employed from the day the climbing party begins the trek until the trek is finished. The Sirdar/Guide will be provided with the following facilities:

1. Food and tent accommodation:
Climbing equipment and necessary clothing if required to go above the base camp.

2. Insurance:
All employees going above the base camp must be insured for personal accident to the value of Rupees. 200,000.

3. Nomination of representative in Kathmandu:
Each party granted climbing permit would nominate representative in Kathmandu to act as liaison between NMA and the climbing party. The representative may be an individual or an organization registered with NMA. The nominated representative will be responsible for making necessary arrangements for the climbing party in case of accidents or any other unforeseen circumstances.

4. Submission of report:
On the conclusion of the climb and on return to Kathmandu, the party will submit a report to NMA in the form. Power to cancel the permit: - NMA may cancel or withdraw the climbing permit any time with or without showing any particular reason. Non-compliance of the regulation: Where any trekking party acts in contravention to the climbing permit or indulges in acts of unsocial or outrageous behavior contrary to the customs and culture of the people of Nepal, NMA may recommend to His Majesty Government to take necessary measures in accordance with Article 37 of Mountaineering Regulations 1979.

5. Protection of Environment:
Base Camp and other camps will be left perfectly clean at the conclusion of the climb. No foreign materials, such as fix rope, pitons, etc shall be left on the mountain. All rubbish and waste material must be burnt or otherwise disposed off.

6. Revision of the Regulations:
Any article of this regulation may be revised or amended by NMA with prior permission of Nepal Government.

Note: All rates effective from 18 September 2002.
 

Fee Structure for Group 'A' NMA Peaks:
Royalty for up to seven members: USD 500.00
Royalty for each additional member up to 12 persons: USD 100.00.
 

Fee Structure for Group 'B' NMA Peaks:
Royalty for 1-4 members: USD 350.00
Royalty for 5-8 members: USD 350.00 + USD 40.00 per person
Royalty for 9-12 members: USD 510.00 + USD 25.00 per person

Note: Maximum number of members in one team is 12.

Garbage Deposit for all 33 NMA Peaks:
A Garbage Deposit fee of USD 250.00 payable to NMA is required to obtain permits for all 33 NMA peaks. Refunds on the Garbage Deposit shall be as per NMA provisions.