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 Expedition
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Nepal's Himalaya has many mountain peaks for
expedition to the professional. Some are considered as technical and more
challenging peaks which needs more experience
with snow and ice and some comparatively
easy. We have some peak less than 6500m. in Khumvu, Langtang, Annapurna, other region to
climb in small scale. Some peaks like Mera
peak, Island peak, Pisang peak, Tent peak,
Lobuche east are more popular to the
beginners. Other peaks like Singu Chuli,
Hiunchuli, Chulu West, Pachermo Peak are
comparatively demanding. The climbers climb these peaks as a training to
attempt the more higher peaks like 7000m.or 8000m. It is
compulsory to use a rope and o other mountaineering equipments
and it is strongly recommended to have a
experienced climbing
guide. It is required to obtain a climbing permit
through the NMA,
Alpine Asian Treks and Expedition (AATE)
is an active member. AATE provide all
the necessary mountaineering/ climbing
equipment, fully trained guide and all the
logistical support to realize a
successful summit.
The best season for the
peak climbing in Nepal either in Spring or
in Autumn. Most of the peak are few days far
from the tea house or lodge trek but still
it requires a fully organized team.
Himalayas are always welcoming to you but
you should go smoothly to avoid the mountain
sickness. Normally in any seson it requires
warm enough clothing to be protected form
the frost bite, cold or some other cold
problem.
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Expeditions
Peak in Nepal |
 Mera
Peak
The most popular trekking area in Annapurna for
short day, starts form Pokhara to the north.
Annapurna base camp trek is also known as
Annapurna Sanctuary Trek. This trek will ..
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 Island
Peak
Trek to Everest base camp passes through the
picturesque village like Namche, Khumjung, Thame
etc. This trek offers special view of the Mt.
Everest from the closer point called ..
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 Chulu
West Peak
Langtang trek starts form Kathmandu riding a bus
a car to a village, Syabrubesi. The trek
continue to Kynjin Gumpa at the altitude of
3800m from where you will breath taking view of ..
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 Lobuche
East Peak
Annapurna Circuit Trek starts after the bus ride
to Besishar or bit further. It is the
traditional route of the Annapurna Himalaya. The
trail of Annapurna circuit follows through the ..
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 Pachermo
Peak
Nar and Phu village are the Tibetan tradition
village in just above to Manang in Annapurna.
The trek has newly opened trek to the trekkers
that, it was restricted (Naar Khola valley)
before ..
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 Tharpu
Chuli Peak
Annapurna Circuit Trek starts after the bus ride
to Besishar or bit further. It is the
traditional route of the Annapurna Himalaya. The
trail of Annapurna circuit follows through the ..
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 Ramdung
Peak
Nar and Phu village are the Tibetan tradition
village in just above to Manang in Annapurna.
The trek has newly opened trek to the trekkers
that, it was restricted (Naar Khola valley)
before ..
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 Singu
Chuli Peak
Annapurna Circuit Trek starts after the bus ride
to Besishar or bit further. It is the
traditional route of the Annapurna Himalaya. The
trail of Annapurna circuit follows through the ..
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 Pisang
Peak
Nar and Phu village are the Tibetan tradition
village in just above to Manang in Annapurna.
The trek has newly opened trek to the trekkers
that, it was restricted (Naar Khola valley)
before ..
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 Naya
Kanga Peak
Annapurna Circuit Trek starts after the bus ride
to Besishar or bit further. It is the
traditional route of the Annapurna Himalaya. The
trail of Annapurna circuit follows through the ..
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Mountaineering Expedition Regulation, 2059 (2002
A.D)
His Majesty's Government has made the
following rules by exercising the power of
Section 56 of the Tourism Act, 2035 B.S
(1978 A.D.)
1. Short title and commencement:
(a) These rules may be called the "
Mountaineering Expedition Regulation, 2059 B.S (2002 A.D.)
(b) This regulation shall come into fore at
once.
2 Definition: In this Regulation, unless the
subject or context otherwise requires,
(a) "Act" means the Tourism Act, 2035
B.S.(1978 A.D.)
(b) "Permit" means the mountaineering
expedition permit to be given to the
mountaineering expedition team for the
climbing of the mountain as per this
Regulation.
(c) "Ministry" means the Ministry of
Culture, Tourism and civil Aviation.
3. Permit to be taken for the Mountaineering
Expedition:
(1) The mountaineering expedition team
desire to take permit for the mountaineering
expedition, shall submit an application to
the Ministry in the format as prescribed in
Schedule-1.
(2) Upon receiving an application under sub
rule (1), the Ministry may provide permit to
the applicant after making necessary inquiry
and, if it seems appropriate to provide
permit, in the format as prescribed in
Schedule - 2 after taking the royalty
pursuant to Rule 4.
Provided that the permit shall not be
provided to that person who is under the age
of 16.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in
sub rule (2), the preliminary mountaineering
expedition permit may be provided to the
applicant in the format as prescribed in
schedule-3, if any mountaineering expedition
team shall pay the five percent royalty
amount for the Mount Everest mountain and
ten percent royalty amount for other
mountains and if it is make appropriate to
provide permit.
(4) The Ministry shall provide permit as per
sub rule (2) to the mountaineering
expedition team having the preliminary
mountaineering expedition permit pursuant to
sub rule (3) after paying the rest of
royalty amount pursuant to Rule 4.
Provided that the Ministry shall provide
permit to the applicant if the
mountaineering expedition team having the
preliminary mountaineering expedition permit
except to those mountains having the height
of less than 7000 meter and the mountain
pursuant to clause (a) and (b) of sub rule
(1) of Rule 32, desiring for any alteration
or change in it's mountaineering expedition
team, after ten days of application. (5) The
mountaineering expedition team, having the
permit pursuant to sub rule (2) and (4)
shall take briefing of the Ministry relating
to the mountaineering expedition, before
departure for the mountaineering expedition.
4. Period and Royalty for the Mountaineering
Expedition:
(1) The royalty for the mountaineering
expedition team for mountaineering
expedition shall be as prescribed in
schedule-4.
(2) The mountaineering expedition team
having the preliminary mountaineering
expedition permit shall have to pay the rest
of the royalty within one year of such
permit.
(3) The preliminary mountaineering
expedition permit of any mountaineering
expedition team shall be cancelled if the
rest of the royalty shall not be paid within
the time frame pursuant to sub rule (2).
5. Delaying of Mountaineering Expedition
Program and Change of Mountain:
(1) The mountaineering expedition team shall
submit an application to the Ministry,
before the commencement of the
mountaineering expedition program including
the time frame and program of the
mountaineering expedition or ascertaining
the mountain in a case it wants to change
the mountain if any mountaineering
expedition team wants to postpone the
mountaineering expedition program or wants
to change the mountain as prescribed in the
permit.
(2) The Ministry may provide permit for
delaying the program up to two years to that
mountaineering expedition team who desires
to delay the mountaineering expedition
program pursuant to sub rule (1).
(3) The Ministry shall provide permit to
change the mountain after receiving the
extra royalty from the mountaineering
expedition team for the change of mountain
if the royalty so needed to such mountain
pursuant to sub rule (1)Provided that the
royalty amount paid to earlier is higher
than the changed mountain such different
amount shall not be returned.
6. Terms and conditions to be fulfilled by a
Mountaineering expedition team: The
mountaineering expedition team that has
obtained a mountaineering expedition permit
shall comply with the following terms and
conditions:
(a) The team shall confine its activities
only in the mountain for which a permit has
been obtained.
(b) The team shall not indulge in any
activity that may be a contrary to the
customs and religious, social or cultural
traditions of the local people of that area.
(c) The team shall set up the various camps
in its route to the base camp as far as
possible at such place that may be
acceptable to the local people or as
prescribed by His Majesty's Government.
(d) The team shall not carry any arms,
ammunition and explosives etc. other than
those permitted by His Majesty's Government.
(e) The team shall not indulge itself in any
activity, which is or may be likely to
affect adversely to the security and
reputation of the Kingdom of Nepal.
(f) The team shall not use any means of
communication other than those approved for
the purpose.
(g) The team shall not damage or destroy any
tree, shrub, other forest, heritage or
environment existing in the adjoining area
or on the route of its mountaineering
expedition.
(h) The team shall submit all the rare and
historical objects, which may be found by it
during the continuation of mountaineering
expedition to the liaison officer.
(i) The team shall work for non-polluting as
prescribed by His Majesty's Government.
(j) The team shall inform daily about the
condition and program of mountaineering
expedition to the liaison officer.
(k) The Mountaineering expedition team
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We, a married couple from Canada completed the
Annapurna Circuit 11 April to 29 April. We
booked the services of a guide and a porter
through MR. Shekhar Bahadur Thapa at Alpine
Asian Treks have nothing but good things to say
regarding our experience with MR. Shekhar and
the guide and Porter which we hired through
Alpine. 
