320 million more revenue collection from mountain climbing in autumn

Kathmandu. The government has collected revenue of Rs.32 crore 37 lakh 88 thousand 990 for granting permission to climb various mountains of Nepal in autumn. According to the information given by the Department of Tourism, Rs.32 crore 37 lakh 88 thousand 990 have been collected for granting permission to climb 46 mountains of Nepal in the autumn of 2026.

Sudha Regmi, branch officer of the department, informed that the revenue was collected for granting climbing permits to 1,493 climbers of 171 teams. One thousand 137 men and 356 women have taken permission to climb the mountain. She informed that 500 climbers from 43 teams have taken permission to climb Manaslu.

Express

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