Everest climbing exciting: more than 500 million revenue was raised from climbing

Rakesh Gurung, director of adventure tourism and mountain climbing branch of the department, said that climbers are coming enthusiastically to climb Mount Everest.

According to him, revenue is being collected from Everest climbers till now. It is estimated that the royalty will rise around the same as the previous year. According to the details updated by the department, a total of 352 climbers including 65 women and 287 male climbers from 33 climbing groups have received permission to climb Mount Everest. So far, climbers from 55 countries have come to climb Mount Everest.

director Gurung said that the number of climbers is also expected to be around the same as last year . Last year, the highest number of 478 climbers took permission to climb Mount Everest. The department estimates that the royalty amount will also increase from him. 76 crores of royalty was collected last year. 56 crores royalty has been raised this year. Director Gurung said that it is estimated that an additional five to seven million royalties will be collected. According to the

department, 564 million 31 thousand 181 royalties have been collected so far for permission to climb 24 different mountains including Mount Everest. Out of this, the highest royalty has been collected from Everest. 'This year's Everest climbing has been encouraging, the department expects the royalty amount to be around the same as last year,' Director Gurung said, 'The number of Everest climbers has reached 352 till May 7. Now there will be three to four permits, looking at that, it seems that more than four hundred climbers will reach.' In the details of the

department, 1 crore 72 lakh 58 thousand 922 royalties have been received from Mount Everest and 1 crore 77 lakh 48 thousand from Mount Makalu. According to Mountaineering Regulations 2059, it costs 11 lakh per person for foreigners to climb Mount Everest in the spring season. Nepali should pay 75 thousand.

Foreigners spend at least 30 million to 10 million once they climb Mount Everest. Mountaineering, which is considered an important base of the country's tourism, also generates the most royalty from the mountains in terms of income. Spring season is considered to be a suitable time for climbing. During this time, the largest number of climbers come from different countries to climb Mount Everest.

Mingma Sherpa, president of Seven Summit Treks Pvt. Senior tourism businessman Angchiring Sherpa also says that a large number of climbers are coming and this has created enthusiasm in Nepal's tourism.

Everest, Makalu, Annapurna, Kanchenjunga, Dhaulagiri, Lhotse Amadablam, Jugal and other mountain climbers are heading towards the mountain. The department has informed that the way to the second camp has been opened for the climbing of Mount Everest this year.

Sherpa climbers are deployed in the Everest region for fixing ropes to open the way to the summit of Everest. The Everest Pollution Control Committee has made a road from the base camp of Everest to the second camp. Similarly, Seven Summit Treks has got the responsibility of fixing the rope from the second camp to the peak.