Traveling and trekking in Nepal requires proper permits to ensure safety, legality, and environmental protection. Explorease Holidays handles all permits efficiently, giving you a hassle-free and fully compliant trekking experience.

Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) Card

• Mandatory for all foreign trekkers to monitor trekking routes and ensure safety.

• Solo trekking without a licensed guide is not allowed (as of April 2023).

• TIMS cards must be obtained through a registered trekking agency like Explorease Holidays.

National Park & Conservation Area Permits

• Required for trekking in regions such as Sagarmatha, Annapurna, Langtang, and Manaslu.

• Permit fees support wildlife conservation, forests, and local communities.

• All trekkers must carry their permits at all times during the trek.

Restricted Area Permits (RAP)

• Needed for remote or border regions like Upper Mustang, Upper Dolpo, and Manaslu.

• Requires a licensed guide and a minimum group size.

• Fees vary by region and duration.

Expedition & Peak Climbing Permits

• Climbing any peak requires permits from the Department of Tourism (above 7,000m) or Nepal Mountaineering Association (below 7,000m).

• Fees depend on peak height, season, and mountain.

Garbage Deposit & Environmental Regulations

• All climbing expeditions must submit a refundable garbage deposit for proper waste management.

• Everest climbers must carry down at least 8 kg of solid waste to protect the environment.

How to Obtain Permits

Explorease Holidays manages all permits on your behalf. Required documents include:

• Valid passport

• Two passport-size photos

• Detailed trekking or expedition itinerary

• Valid Nepal Tourist Visa

Always carry your permits with you throughout your journey.