Entrance Fees for National Park and Conservation Areas in Nepal

With the goal of Nature Conservation 20 protected areas are established in Nepal. They cover landscapes and ecosystem from Himalayas and high mountain watershed to flood plains of Terai with a low representation in mid mountain area. It is assumed that 80 out of 118 ecosystems of Nepal are covered by the Protected Areas. Nepal has been utilizing its own resources, local community participation and related stakeholders for management and conservation of Protected Areas. While managing the conservation activity in this way, we focus on programs that provide support for the development of local community. Tourism has also been an integral part of Protected Areas in Nepal and efforts has been made for its development too. Entrance fees for National Park and Conservation Areas are regulated to preserve flora, fauna and motivate people regarding their preservation.

Despite of cumulative efforts of Government of Nepal, local community and NGO’s, due to increase in the human population, development activities, protected areas are facing a number of challenges. Encroachment of forest and dependency of local community on the protected areas for grass, wood, grazing and other forest products have been a great challenge. The extensive requirement of forest product from local community and growing human-wildlife conflict sometimes cause conflict among protected areas and local community.

With the implementation of the concept of buffer zone, increasing availability of the forest products to the local community, community development support, conservation education programs, a positive environment has been created. 30% to 50% of the income of Protected Area can be allocated (from entrance fees of National Park and Conservation Area) and is utilized for development of bio-diversity through the community people and to increase their livelihood. This has been helpful to develop relation among protected area and local people, and also reduce the human pressure in protected areas. For the procedures of obtaining ACAP and TIMS permit: visit the link mentioned.

Entrance Fees for Conservation Areas in Nepal.

S/NName Of Conservation AreasNepaleseSAARCForeignersChild Discount
1Annapurna Conservation AreaNPR 100NPR 1000NPR 3000Below 10 years Free
2Manaslu Conservation AreaNPR 100NPR 1000NPR 3000Below 10 years Free
3Gaurishanker Conservation AreaNPR 100NPR 1000NPR 3000Below 10 years Free
4Kanchenjunga Conservation areaNPR 100NPR 500NPR 2000Below 10 years Free
5Blackbuck Conservation AreaNPR 100NPR 500NPR 2000Below 10 years Free
6Api Nampa Conservation AreaNPR 100NPR 500NPR 2000Below 10 years Free

Entrance Fees for National Park in Nepal

S/NName of National ParksNepaleseSAARCForeignersChild Discount
1Chitwan National ParkNPR 150NPR 1000NPR 2000Below 10 years Free
2Sagarmatha National ParkNPR 100NPR 1500NPR 3000Below 10 years Free
3Langtang National ParkNPR 100NPR 1500NPR 3000Below 10 years Free
4Makalu-Baun National ParkNPR 100NPR 1500NPR 3000Below 10 years Free
5Rara National ParkNPR 100NPR 1500NPR 3000Below 10 years Free
6Shey Phoksundo National ParkNPR 100NPR 1500NPR 3000Below 10 years Free
7Banke National ParkNPR 100NPR 750NPR 1500Below 10 years Free
8Bardiya National ParkNPR 100NPR 750NPR 1500Below 10 years Free
9Parsa National ParkNPR 100NPR 750NPR 1500Below 10 years Free
10Shuklaphanta National ParkNPR 100NPR 750NPR 1500Below 10 years Free
11Khaptad National ParkNPR 100NPR 500NPR 1500Below 10 years Free
12Shivapuri- Nagarjun National ParkNPR 100NPR 600NPR 1000Below 10 years Free

Entrance Fees for Wildlife Reserve

S/NName Of Conservation AreasNepaleseSAARCForeignersChild Discount
1Koshi Tappu Wildlife ReserveNPR 100NPR 750NPR 1500Below 10 years Free

Entrance Fees for Hunting Reserve

S/NName Of Conservation AreasNepaleseSAARCForeignersChild Discount
1Dhorpatan Hunting ReserveNPR 100NPR 1500NPR 3000Below 10 years Free

(Note: the above data are collected from the source of Nepal Government and it may be changed according to new as per regulations )

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