Nepal Hikes Everest Climbing Fees: A Step Towards Sustainable Tourism

January 23, 2025

Nepal has announced a significant increase in permit fees for Mount Everest climbers, effective 2025, to promote sustainable mountaineering and better manage the growing influx of adventurers. The fee for foreign climbers has surged from $11,000 to $15,000, marking the first revision since 2015.

This hike aims to address overcrowding on Everest, preserve its fragile ecosystem, and enhance the quality of mountaineering services. Officials believe the increase will attract serious climbers while contributing to environmental conservation and infrastructure improvements in the region.

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