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Mount Everest, the greatest challenge, is more than the
famous mountain on earth. It has unique beauty, mystery
and mood. Successful historical Everest Expeditions leaves
one with the sense of most proud and adventurous person
on Earth. Mt. Everest's local names give you a sense of
how the mountain commands respect from all who see her.
The Nepali name, Sagarmatha, means "head touching the
sky" and in Sherpa, Chomolungma, meaning "Mother
Goddess of the world.
The South Col route on the Nepalese side of
Mt. Everest is the way taken by Sir Edmund Hillary
and Late Tenzing Norgay Sherpa while climbing Everest, who
successfully climbed the top in 29 May 1953 registering
their names as a Hero of the adventure world.
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Climbing Everest
Expedition has been successfully organised
and climbed many times since then, but this
should not lull prospective Everest climbers
into complacency. Everest is a deadly mountain.
Noting this, one cannot approach the mountain
with anything but a serious determination and
focused mountaineering attitude. |
| Royalty and
Size of Expedition Team |
| 1. More than one team may
be permitted to climb Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest)
by separate routes in one season |
| 2.
A royalty of US$ 50,000 has been fixed for Sagarmatha
for a team consisting of 7 members. The team
may include 5 more members provided if it pays
extra US$ 10,000 for each additional member.
The royalty includes trekking fee of the team
members. The team members will be granted three
months visas. Additional US$ 20,000 will have
to be paid by the team willing to scale Sagarmatha
by normal South East Ridge route. |
| 3. In
all regions including Khumbu, an expedition
team can have up to 7 members for the minimum
royalty, and 5 more members for the additional
royalty. |
| 4. The
team already permitted to scale Sagarmatha will
have to pay US$ 10.000 if it intends to change
the ascent route. It will have to pay additional
US$ 20.000 if it intends to change the ascent
route to normal South East Ridge route. |
| 5. For peaks other than
Sagarmatha, the team will have to pay additional
25% of the royalty in US dollars to change the
ascent route |
| 6.
Expedition team must complete all necessary
administrative formalities and procedures in
order to take back the garbage of the expedition
team to their respective countries, after the
completion of the expedition. Ministry of Culture,
Tourism & Civil Aviation will take necessary
monetary deposit from them, which will be refunded
after the dispatch of garbage from Nepal.
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Schedule
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TO SUB- RULE [1] OF RULE [5] ROYALTY (IN
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| Classification For the expedition
Including up to 7 members |
For each additional member
exceeding 7 members in expedition |
| Peaks above 8000m |
1,500 |
| Peaks of 7501-8000 m |
500 |
| Peaks of 7001-7500 m |
400 |
| Peaks of 6501-7000 m |
300 |
| Peaks below 6501 |
200 |
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| The Ministry
of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation has fixed
the price of the deposit for the management
of garbage by each mountaineering team which
tries to climb any peak in Khumbu region. They
are as follows: Name of the peak
1. Mt. Everest
2. Other peaks above 8000 meter
3. All peaks less than 8000 meter |
| Mt. Cho - Oyu
climbing fee halved ...
The government has reduced climbing fee by 50
percent for ascending 8,201-metre high Mt. Cho
- Oyu for five years (from December 1, 2004
to November 30, 2009) in a bid to encourage
mountaineers to use Nepali route while scaling
the mountain.
A mountaineering expedition team with seven
members had to pay the royalty of US$ 10,000
to climb the Mt. Cho- Oyu. Mountaineers have
been using the Tibetan route to climb Mt. Cho
- Oyu for sometimes. The Golden Jubilee of the
first ascent Mt. Cho - Oyu was observed on October
19, 2004. The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and
Civil Aviation had decided to mark the golden
jubilees of the eight thousanders following
the success of the Golden Jubilee Anniversary
of Mt. Everest in 2003 which had immensely helped
boost Nepal’s mountaineering tourism in the
international market. |
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