Autumn climbing season brings 1,410 mountaineers and Rs 318 million to Nepal
Summary
Nepal’s autumn climbing season has drawn 1,410 mountaineers from 76 countries, generating more than Rs 318 million in royalties. Manaslu led all peaks with 500 climbers and Rs 225.86 million in revenue, while Ama Dablam followed with 386 climbers.
Key Points
- Nepal issued climbing permits for 44 mountains this autumn, with 1,410 mountaineers taking part in 161 expedition teams.
- The season has generated Rs 318.05 million in royalty income for the government.
- Manaslu attracted the most climbers, with 500 permits and Rs 225.86 million in royalties.
- Climbers came from 76 countries, with China, France and the US among the largest groups.
